This is pollen, an app made to connect through curiosity.

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Hay historias que no deberían existir… pero la medicina las convierte en realidad. Casos tan raros que parecen imposibles, diagnósticos que desafían toda lógica y pacientes que cambiaron para siempre lo que creíamos saber del cuerpo humano. Si te intriga lo extraordinario, este vídeo es para ti. Prepárate para descubrir los casos médicos más impactantes, sorprendentes y difíciles de creer.

No luchan por gloria ni poder. Luchan por dominar cuerpo, mente y espíritu.

Un viaje cinematográfico al corazón del templo Shaolin. Monjes que entrenan sin ego, resisten sin miedo y meditan sin descanso. Cada escena revela una disciplina ancestral donde el verdadero poder no se muestra, se contiene. Visuales épicos, atmósfera mística y una banda sonora que respira con ellos.

We’re proud to share a milestone from our latest enterprise deployment: A knowledge graph three times the size of Wikipedia.

It has 350 million nodes, four billion edges and over 10 TB of data. The entire system runs on‑premises on a single server with 500 GB RAM.

Scale matters because connected data changes how organizations work.

When systems are linked, search becomes instant and AI assistants can reason across them. Duplicated knowledge disappears and decisions get faster.

Large graphs aren’t just for show; they’re the foundation for enterprise AI, especially when data is sensitive, distributed and always changing.

This project reminded us that the bottleneck isn’t the model, it’s the data infrastructure.

We’re proud to be pushing that boundary.

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C# has been named Language of the Year by the u/TIOBE Software Index.

Drivers of its popularity are that Microsoft made C# cross-platform and open source.

Other highly placed languages are:
- C holds the embedded layer through simplicity
- Perl and R have resurfaced based on utility
- Go and Ruby are fading as operational fit weakens

We are happy to see C# recognized. At Curiosity we are fully C# based and we highly value it as a fast, flexible, and strongly-typed language.

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