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It's a problem if you make it a problem.
First time I tried this whole juice diet thing I lost 38lbs in 2 months.
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It was one of the most profitable World Cups, take into account that it was in 1994.
The US was runner up and should have been awarded the World Cup in 2022. The 1994 Cup in the US was one of the most, it not the most, profitable World Cup.
The infrastructure is in place in the US to host the World Cup.
Can you imagine what political ramifications there would be if the World Cup hosting rights were taking away from Qatar and awarded to the US.
Is this on purpose?
Edit: I believe sexism exists, I just don't believe it exists in everything. But, if you are on a mission to look for it you will find it in just about anything.
I know you might feel lost right now but you cant give up. Stay positive and seek help. It will get better I promise.
Good luck and I hope whatever it is you end up doing you enjoy, I am in a similar situation.
Have you tried CodeIgniter? Is it an easy transition from CodeIgniter to Laravel?
Other PHP frameworks just fly over my head and leave me glassy eyed. I hope the right people take this on.
I haven't been able to find a decent tutorial on creating packages. That particular section in "Learn Python the Hard Way" was hard for ME to follow. I was able to create a package but only after finding a link on stackoverflow question that then redirected me to a github page containing a sample package from an individual who also had problems. He states that his package worked but he wasn't sure if he created the package correctly.
I've tried reading the python documentation but I'm too dumb to understand some of the language. (No CS background, just a regular dude and a computer here.)
Coming from a php background I had (and am having) problems wrapping my head around the packaging section. I started to lose interest because of it. It's as if I hit a wall.
Can any Python hackers offer some good resources for learning more about packaging?