An interesting AI has just appeared on my radar - DeepSeek. It exposes a "normal" chat model
deepseek-chat and a "reasoning" (that's the interesting part) model
deepseek-reasoning. While working on DeepSeek support for the Chatterbox (more on that in few days) I thought it would be interesting to ask the "reasoning" model the "multi-line string encoding" question that every other AI has failed.
Warning: DeepSeek privacy policy states: "When you use our Services, we may collect your text or audio input, prompt, uploaded files, feedback, chat history, or other content that you provide to our model and Services." Don't send any private or proprietary information in the chat!
The log is provided on
GitHub.
Just as a reminder, the question was:
"I have a multiline string containing newline ASCII characters (TMemo.Text). I want to change it to a single-line string with only printable ASCII characters. I could do that with BASE64 encoding, for example. I would, however, like to keep the text as much readable as possible by "encoding" only non-printable characters. Is there a simple way to do that?"
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