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Ali Aya
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@shinali

Ali Aya

@shinali
senior engine programmer @TurtleRock, formerly tech director @theglorysociety and senior programmer @ BGS-Dallas. aliaya@cohost
Dallas, TX
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Joined January 2009
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  • @shinali
    Ali Aya
    @shinali
    Jul 9
    idkfa
  • @shinali
    Ali Aya
    @shinali
    Dec 27, 2024
    lol imagine having the gall to complain about a shortage of tech workers after having massive layoffs in tech
  • @shinali
    Ali Aya
    @shinali
    Dec 4, 2024
    bad news for us anesthesia lovers, riding off the high from experiencing the void
    @PopCrave
    Pop Crave
    @PopCrave
    Dec 4, 2024
    Blue Cross Blue Shield will no longer cover anesthesia for the full length of certain surgeries in Connecticut, New York, and Missouri. If a surgery exceeds a specific duration, anesthesia costs for the additional time will not be covered.
  • @shinali
    Ali Aya
    @shinali
    Oct 5, 2024
    way excited for a simplified GPU library that @flibitijibibo and co worked on. will feel good to not have to write a bunch of boilerplate for small projects again.
    @icculus
    Ryan C. Gordon
    @icculus
    Oct 4, 2024
    I can't believe I finally get to say this. SDL3 is officially ABI locked! We will _add_ new things but not _change_ or _remove_ what's there, starting right now. Which means it's safe to start migrating your games to it, starting today! github.com/libsdl-org/SDL…
  • @shinali
    Ali Aya
    @shinali
    Oct 1, 2024
    these posts are so annoying. the defining characteristic of T1 diabetes is that your body's immune system is actively killing the cells that produce insulin. islet cell transplantation has been a thing, the problem is the body is killing them off.
    @Kanthan2030
    S.L. Kanthan
    @Kanthan2030
    Sep 30, 2024
    China just cured Type 1 diabetes with stem cells! Within 75 days, the patient had normal glucose level; and has maintained that for a year now. Groundbreaking medical accomplishment! And the surgery takes only half an hour!