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Ok I guess it depends what you think of state of the art as being. I was thinking in terms of the best option that is somewhat generally available, like the bes
by danpalmer 3y ago
Ok I guess it depends what you think of state of the art as being. I was thinking in terms of the best option that is somewhat generally available, like the best thing I could do with tools and techniques available. Qualcomm's research is better, but at an earlier stage. Maybe that is state of the art! Not quite as useful as I was thinking about though.