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at 3:12: to remove the connector tape, you have to push the 2 little black levers from that small black thingy you got into your hands. using a small flat screwdriver, simply push a little bit those 2 black thingies in the same direction you want to remove the connector. the black plastic thingy only "pushes" the tape to block it. it's not "clickable"

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QUESTION REGUARDING SPACE COMPLEXITY: assuming we remove "int z = 9" wouldent the space complexity still be O(n) because of the fact that we have i in the for loop which would take space n times

Thank you, great video

Well done :) I will try something like that on my Launchkey Mini MK3

the reason the order is weird is because the difference between adjacent bits must be minimal (1).

just picked up an old keyboard on ebay for SUPER CHEAP and it had a few dead keys. I had no idea the little rubber bumpers were conductive. Alcohol and a QTIP did the trick. :)

Thanks for this. I already cleaned mine and that didn’t help. Going to try the conductive paint 🤞

Great explanation

GOOD!!!

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It's not clear to me (or perhaps I just missed it) but when the crazy glue didn't work, did you just stick the copper tape pieces to the carbon surfaces with nothing more than their sticky back? Or did you find a better way? I'm suspecting that after a short while of use, they would just fall off as there's no pressure to keep them in place. So I'm wondering if anyone has tried a better method to adhere these pieces? I haven't tried it as my MPK is working just fine, but I have some remote controls that use the same membrane to carbon contact method, that I need to fix. So as for the copper tape, I wonder if removing the sticky from the back, then using a small rotary tool bit, very fine and removing all that carbon contact surface on the membrane, would then allow the cop to be crazy glued or perhaps some other type of glue, might work. I'm not sure the best method of removing the sticky back from the copper, but there must be some chemical that we could use to soak it. I'll have to check, but I suspect that I bought a roll of copper tape that doesn't have a sticky back. If so, then this is a moot point. Then I only have to consider the best way to gently remove the carbon coating from the membrane. I'm' thinking that with bare copper to bare membrane material (I'm not sure if that's real rubber or some other stuff), it might be easier to glue the copper pieces so they'll remain flat and stick without falling off. Has anyone come up with a way to do this that works? As for the copper, when I do this, I'm going to see if either a hole punch will make perfectly shaped contacts, but if too big, perhaps using my leather hole punch as it has different sizes and even different shapes. There has got to be a way to fix these types of contacts!

Thanku sir❤

Thanks bro

thanks a lot

Important note: After you finish this CYK algorithm, if the starting symbol of the grammar (in this case S) is in the top-row (last row) of our procedure, then the given input string is part of the grammar, otherwise it is not. In this case S is part of {S, A, C} which means that the given input string "baaba" is part of the grammar defined by the production rules. The time complexity of the CYK algorithm is O(n^3) where n is the length of the input string (in this case "baaba", so n=5).

the white background fried my eyes thank you

thanks you

I wonder if the author will respond on my comment, but I wanna thank him anyways. It was useful, thank you

dude your 8 is mutant

my god thank you so much

Thanks. Unfortunately this method seems to be excruciatingly long to work out especially if your string is like 6 to 7 symbols long.

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Bro explained this so well. Such a hard concept

fixed mine!, last C key was not responding and now it's like new. thank you. There's no need to take out the flex cable if you keep the plastic cover near

Honestly Im glad you explain as if I'm stupid because I am

Thank you so much. You saved me.

Thank you

Amazing video

Loved Your explanation of this video on this topic

The part I was missing is that the compiler has to work it's way back up the chain, that really made the concept click for me. Thanks!

Sound quality is so poor

Can someone explain to me why it's a 1 in 2:42? I thought it has to be 0 as it's a positive binary number.

After many years, still a gold to watch. Your video is better than all free AI explanations.

can I use the rubber piece that lies on the circuit board (I believe it's called a contact rubber, but I'm not sure) for the MPK261 as well? I've had an AKAI MPK261 sitting with me for about half a year, but I can't use it because the rubber is torn and brittle. for months, I've been searching for replacement parts but can't seem to find anything. therefore, i'm curious if the rubber from the smaller MPK models can be installed into the larger version...

Obsessed with your voice 😂❤

I don't even know English, but I managed to understand it easily. Congratulations, your way of teaching is fantastic!

Thanks for posting this! I have a 10 year old version that had over 6 dead keys. Even though I have copper tape, I bought some conductive paint and coated all the pads. I figured once I started, I should just make the whole thing work right for a few years! But I was ready to toss it, so great tip.

Looks to me like the black electrical isolation paint used inside Ibanez guitars. It acts like a faraday cage but it's also conductive black paint.

This video is the greatest. Thank you for making it.

ty for video :)

it works! thanks

What do you mean it can float? What is this, water? /joke

Very good explanation thank you sir!

the tutorial was not interesting ,you sound low.

I think you have to clear the concept clearly before teaching how mother fucker came here to waste time

ok, sweet! some of my keys are dead aswell, I cleaned the keys but apparently I have to take care of the rubber thingys also, thank you!

Good explaination thanke your f❤