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				Friday Fun Thread for August 29, 2025
			
		

	

	

	

		
			

			

				

			

		

			


				

					
Llama Scout 4? Mistral Small 3? GPT-5 mini? Haiku 3.5? 4o mini?


These are weak, small and bad. Use Grok 4 or Sonnet 4 or Gemini 2.5 Pro or full GPT-5 as midrange models. Or maybe Kimi or Deepseek R1 if you're cheap. They're giving the latter models away for free and they're still better than Facebook's crap LLMs. Plus R1 is a thinking model.


R1's final answer (after a fair bit of thought):




A planet is a celestial body that:






Orbits the Sun.






Is in hydrostatic equilibrium (meaning it is nearly spherical due to its own gravity).






Has a diameter greater than 2,350 kilometers.






This definition includes the eight classical planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune) and Pluto, because all of these bodies have diameters exceeding 2,350 km. It excludes all other known dwarf planets and Kuiper Belt objects, such as Eris (diameter 2,326 km), Haumea (1,560 km), Makemake (1,430 km), and Ceres (940 km), as their diameters are below this threshold.




I'd say that's a good answer, it's still essentially arbitrary but slightly less so than the eccentricity angle GPT-5 came up with.


Also, with regard to LLMs not often admitting ignorance, GPT-5 did this at one point, prompting even Elon to admit that's a good feature. The strongest ones are more capable generally. https://x.com/ns123abc/status/1957703475720044844/photo/1