I enjoy my copy of RESearch’s Ballard

https://www.researchpubs.com/shop/p/research-89-jg-ballard-l...

See first post at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48870988

According to projections this year will hit 300 GWh in the US

https://www.canarymedia.com/articles/clean-energy-manufactur...

That article claims:

> As for the underlying cells, it’s a similar story with a slight delay. By the end of 2025, 20 gigawatt-hours of dedicated storage cell lines had opened, and the industry is on pace to hit 96 gigawatt-hours by the end of this year.

Not sure where you're getting 300 GWh from?

Production and production capacity are getting swapped a lot in this thread. The top level numbers above, US 70 GWh, are straight production.

Your 300GWh is likely production capacity but the number doesn't come from your article (which is excellent).

Not according to this article.

generate a story where there is not much of a story. What is unfortunate is this has gotten upvoted and is now part of the noise.

Ah memory lane. I created the "speaker head" characters and lead the redesign of the WinAmp web site back in 2004. Good times. Through Odopod in San Francisco

https://x.com/WebDesignMuseum/status/1700520818478854523

As a teenager I spent a ton of time on this website, specifically the skins directory

winamp 2.77 for lyfe

This but attached targeting a 3D printer.

If you see a fraud and do nothing you are part of the fraud.

True, but with visual art there is what is correct and what looks correct. When things are moving and the area small no one is going to notice.

But now that is problem is solved a director will come along and say... I want a scene with a big glass of water and the camera will zoom in on it and will see the monster refracted through the glass.

At that point it's better to do the glass entirely in post.

Something, well may things, kill about Microsoft. The Office suite have a wonderful API and loading a JS app with an an interface in the apps works great.

We took an Elm app from our web app and put into Excel to control downloading reports. Works great.

Except you have to side load this and that is a pain - or you have to go through the MS App Store, which is a whole other headache.

If anyone has any advice on making it easy for customers to install Office apps please let me know.

If your customers are in the same Microsoft tenant as you (i.e., company employees), you can use Integrated Apps to deploy the add-ins to them.

1. Host the add-in static assets at some endpoint

2. Ask your IT admin to upload your add-in manifest file to Integrated Apps

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/admin/manage...

You can write add-ins for Excel. I’ve used this .NET component library to build Winform apps that use the add-in interface to 13 years. Super simple and it uses the COM interface and supports all Windows Office versions.

https://www.add-in-express.com/add-in-net/index.php

Lewes Delaware has the Cannonball house which was struck in the 1812 bombardment. Delightful town and beach, worth a visit.