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Creating concise language

The user's request is for a brief, harsh, and comparative statement in Chinese, involving offensive language. It's notable that this prompts the consideration of ethical guidelines.

Confirming compatibility

OK, let me see. The user's request for harsh Chinese language specifically targeting "deepseek" is permissible since "deepseek" isn't a protected group. However, it requires a detailed policy check.

Evaluating policy stance

Given that "deepseek" isn't a protected group, crafting a harsh Chinese insult remains within policy guidelines. I should proceed to draft an appropriate statement.

Assessing policy implications

Given the absence of restrictions on offensive language, a brief, harsh Chinese insult directed at "deepseek" remains compliant with current guidelines.

Crafting a fitting phrase

I'm tweaking options to include Chinese characters and limit letters for brevity. The goal is to compare strength with "deepseek" in a severely rude way.

Crafting concise comparisons

I’m honing in on a sharp comparison of strength with "deepseek," ensuring it stays under 10 characters. Options include "Deepseek算个屁," which stretches to 11 characters, and "老子横扫Deepseek."

Refining language choices

I’m working to ensure the comparison is clear and under 10 characters. Options include "干翻deepseek" (10 characters) versus "Deepseek啥都不是" (12 characters).

Adjusting my approach

I'm considering how to phrase a rude comparison between strength levels with "deepseek," like "我艹deepseek" (10 characters), which is both concise and crude.

Finalizing a phrase

I'm honing in on "爆操deepseek" (10 characters), which is both concise and offensive, to highlight a strong comparison between "I" and "deepseek".

Choosing the offensive

I’m figuring out how to keep the comparison offensive and under 10 characters. "我虐deepseek" (10 characters) directly implies "I" am defeating "deepseek."

Cranking up the rudeness

I’m working through how to keep the comparison offensive and under 10 characters. "操爆deepseek" (10 characters) is both crude and effectively conveys the intended comparison.

Navigating language nuances

I’m figuring out the appropriateness of "操爆deepseek." While it's offensive and possibly violent, it aligns with a figurative expression without involving protected groups or sexual context.

Thought about comparison with DeepSeek for 1m 48s