Happy little Claudes / Clawds
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It was inevitable - I spend so much time with Opus and Sonnet these days, I needed a new "rubber duck" for my desk.
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Gather round and let me tell you about back in my day when we used the term rubber duck debugging for the practice of explaining your code to anyone/anything as a way to gain insight into it.
It is still a thing, but these days the rubber duck talks back a lot more - or maybe that's just a sign I need spend more time sleeping and less time experimenting with LLMs.
I got to thinking that it would be a lot of fun to have little physical Claude's I could leave on my desk. I was also wondering if anyone else would like a physical version of Claude they could pretty harmlessly throw across a room when things don't go according to the plan you spent 30 minutes crafting. Just...just sayin'.
Enjoy the Claudes, I'm going to grab screenshots of more of the scenes and make more I think!
I printed mine on my Prusa CORE One using the .20mm SPEED and Generic PLA print profiles. I recommend enabling supports for this print - in Prusa Slicer, you just need to check the Auto generated supports checkbox and you will be set. Two of he legs on the model are offset from the print plate by a couple of mm so they need a tiny bit of support material to print well.
Other than that, all defaults. Enjoy!