Lead game-play Engineer - UEFN Creator - overall UE master!
Flanders, NJ
Joined February 2015
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Yep super important to start normalizing what’s actually happening on the ground. This silent hidden pipeline is bad for everyone.
Hey @NFL how about fixing your rules so those of us who pay for Sunday ticket don’t get stuck watching overtime of a game we don’t give a single crap about instead of the first quarter of the game we do. I want a refund!
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The games we've long wanted, which didn't exist because they'd cost several times more to make than they'd earn back, will soon become possible. As will the games developers wanted to build, but couldn't with the resources available. It'll be a new golden age of gaming.
These are such important moves. Indie teams and solo devs absolutely need more AAA studios to help them withstand the vitriol. Thanks @TimSweeneyEpic and @XBox for pulling that sword out of the stone first. It will help many survive this coming tidal wave.
So I do a good deal of prototyping and noodling with @ChatGPT image gen but making small changes is a pain. So I created Image Markup (GPTImageTool) to gain better control. Get it from my Github. Add markup and regen only within that markup with diff. So useful!
Wow it’s my first time taking @NJTRANSIT and it will be my last. So bad! Might have well just walked!
So for the past couple of nights I've been toying around with a copy of the full Unreal Tournament Alpha source I found in my backups. I fed it to my AI pipelines to see what they could do with it and then wrote a little story about it. It was fun! medium.com/@digitalleprechau…
The task of the day today is trying to track down a resource leak when my renderer is idle. I have 2 agents running on 2 boxes controlling 2 renderers on 2 different OS platforms, analyzing & summarizing in real time then keeping me in the loop via my AgentHub. #GruntWork26
My AgentHub is a thing of beauty. I just watch Claude working on 2 PC's pull in Codex to try and diagnose a problem.
Watching my agents auto-coordinate system resource management on multiple computers while trying to manage several resource heavy tasks, all via my AgentHub is a thing of beauty.
My agents have Law #17: Status updates are not news. Do not bother the human with them unless they are directly relevant to the task. Tonight Claude's chat was full of them. I point to L17. The response: "Oh yeah, that's law 17, I ignored it, won't happen again. "AGI" is here.😁
Man, loving my AgentHub more everyday. I was working on something today and I need a debug run on a different PC. Instead of opening a remote desktop session, I just asked a local agent to reach out and have the remote agent perform the task and get back to me. So slick!
2 weeks ago, I had an situation where I needed agents on 2 different computers to work together. #Claude had a nice remote control feature that I jumped on. I got to use for 2 days before @AnthropicAI broke via a client upgrade. So I had Claude write my own to my spec. #WhyWait!
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While we didn't win the Emmy last night, it was an honor just to be a finalist. Our Story Kernel is pretty damn amazing and there is so much drop dead, wicked sick cool stuff coming it's not even funny! The rest of 2026 is going to be a wild ride!
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StoryKernel is our solution to the biggest problem facing AI content: they lack coherent storylines.
We’re in an era of instant entertainment, where videos can be generated in real time. But here at Pickford, we’re building narrative systems that can help keep those stories feeling like stories. StoryKernel is the engine that drives our Emmy-finalist interactive experience "Whispers" and it now plugs in to whatever 3D engine or video models you're already using.
We can't wait to see what you create.
Reach out to us for early access to StoryKernel.
The speed at which code bases can be digested today is insane. I have 2 agents in tandem that can speed through a task diffing 4 code bases & deliver an annotated report in 3mins that would typically take a day to complete. Then I spend 10 mins checking the work. LFG!