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[h1][b]Warning:[/b] Early Playtime Review[/h1]
[i](My story progression is only still in the beginning after prologue, where Johnny Silverhand just took home in our head.)[/i]

[b]Cyberpunk 2077[/b] is hands off my most favorite game this year, beating Borderlands 3 who got the first place since its release, and also Genshin Impact (which isn't a PC game, though I played it on PC, but it is still a game I like.).

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For now, I can only rate this game 85/100. Those score is relatively resulted based on my objective and subjective which will be listed down below. Anything that is mostly or heavily opinionated or really biased to my personal preferences will be tagged as [b][Op][/b]. If it is bug related, it will be tagged [b][bug][/b]. I will mostly only list stuff that does not came from the main story, as I am just started to play the story, can't review much about it. I will try my best to only list experiences that are not bound to different computer specs.

All of the below is reviewed no later th

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\usepackage[utf8x]{inputenc}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
%\usepackage{gentium}
%\usepackage{mathptmx} % Use Times Font
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc} %https://tug.org/FontCatalogue/computermodern/
\usepackage{lmodern} %https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/10706/pdftex-error-font-expansion-auto-expansion-is-only-possible-with-scalable

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OK Beamer

This is the explanation on how do we appease our lecturer to use LaTeX Beamer.

Imagine if LaTeX is python. So what is Beamer to LaTeX? Beamer is a LaTeX class you can use to make presentation variation of LaTex you can understand it as if you are using Beamer on LaTex like using Numpy on LaTeX. But to get Beamer, you will need a package manager, think like installing numpy using pip. So, you need a pip for LaTeX. Overleaf, as the creator of Beamer, recommends TeXlive. I personally recommends MiKTeX, though. Confused which to choose? well, think TeXlife is Conda and MiKTeX is pip - both are package manager, but TeXfile specializes to include all possible LaTeX classes made by overleaf, yet Conda speicalizes to include all possible data science Python libraries.

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Decide on how do you will use LaTeX

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def atkchance(a,b):
    return max(min(0.5 + ((a-b)/b),1.0),.0)

def newpower(a,b,astuple=False):
    ans = (a+(0.5*b))/2
    if astuple: return (ans,ans)
    else: return ans

"""
Mensimulasikan 'rebutan' tiga daerah.

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1. PREPARE YOUR FILES

I assume you have finished 5 medium exercism challenges. Copy the folders into a separate folder, so it look like this (for example) :

now, you have to delete the target folder in each of the folders, for example, in anagram folder above, the folder look like this:

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Even Counter

The Problem

Even Counter is the problem where we are given positive integers inside a Vec, and we have to determine how many even numbers are inside the given Vec.

I am thinking that this problem can be solved by:

• First, filter out the odd number from the Vec, so we only have even numbers left inside the given Vec,
• Second, Calculate the length of the filtered length
• Last, return that calculated value.

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from os import remove
from sys import argv

remove(argv[0])

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git rm -r --cached node_modules
git commit -m 'Remove the now ignored directory node_modules'
git push origin master