Looks fun, but all the special effects seem like they'd be hard to remember. I wonder if there's a simpler variation that requires fewer rules to remember.

You might find it helpful to print this handy cheat sheet!

https://www.cuttle.cards/img/cuttle_rules.pdf

Doesn't seem that hard for me, but maybe because I play a lot of collectible card games and most effects in Cuttle are easily mapped to TCG mechanics.

You could also use mnemonics to remember effects, I've come up with these:

  2 - Two blue (counterspell cost in Magic)
  3 - Three Wishes (wish for a card from stockpile)
  4 - _ (possible connection: 4 is "Death" number in China and Japan)
  5 - Dig for more cards (with your 5-finger hand)
  6 - Six sweeps the tricks (thanks to ChatGPT for this one)
  7 - Lucky Draw
  8 - Pair of Glasses
  9 - Lasso (you bind opponents card for a turn)
  10 - Highest points (no effect, should be easy to remember)
  J - jump (sudden assault)
  Q - Mom steps forward to protect her kids
  K - One king's on scene, you need fourteen. If two kings defend, make it ten. With three kings on the rise, try seven to prize. When all kings alive, you just need five. (thanks to Claude for 1, 2 and 4 kings)
  Ace - Ace clears the space

Games like this become much easier with a quick reference printed out.

Here is one!

https://www.cuttle.cards/img/cuttle_rules.pdf

> Btw, the name is probably temporary

It's announced, and the name is fine, so it'll stick :)

Who's Matt?

I meant Michael, my bad.

Michael Sayman?

Yeah whoops

The creator of that app got re-hired by Meta. Looks from the outside like an pseudo-acquisition.

They don't understand their identity, because they don't understand the world. They only understand language, and some of the underlying connections that allow the language to be strung together. In other words, they may have something that seems like a world model, but it's a 2nd order construct that grows out of language, and is therefore quite weak.

Half of the video is an in depth look into the surprisingly deep history of animatronics. Worth checking out even if you couldn't care less about Disneyland.

The negativity struck me as jealousy. I honestly don't get it though. The YouTuber went through significant effort to save a very cool artifact, and then shared it with the world via a well made video. Bravo I say!

CF's customers may not like that.

Take it up with the government that forced the choice.

You mean fire the government trying to destroy a free and open internet, while they still have the choice to do it. I really wish there was more of this whole sale firing of representatives that betray the interests of their country to support the megacorps

And yet it still has competitors.