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We needed gigantic memory cards, 128GB, to store a full run of images on one card.

Fire all the "architects" who get paid $250,000 to make gigantic UML diagrams and can't actually code.

Our booth was reasonably busy, but the SpaceX booth had a gigantic mob surrounding it at all times.

Everything got so much simpler that for me that whole way of looking at programming is now a gigantic mistake.

Mongo's disk format is extremely wasteful, the database files are gigantic.

The mighty pyramids of stone That wedge-like cleave the desert airs, When nearer seen, and better known, Are but gigantic flights of stairs.

I'm working on a gigantic office building project which will have hundreds of charging stations in its parking area.

The latter is a gigantic online advertising engine.

Customers of a particular gigantic consulting company have to be routinely dissuaded from "passwords similar to any old passwords should not be allowed", which is often in bid documents.

It's that and the "let's punch ourselves in the face" aspect of taking a story that you want to minimize, and deciding months later when it has completely blown over to send it aloft in a gigantic fusillade of skyrockets and roman candles.

If you look at the gigantic tech fortunes - Gates, Page/Brin, Omidyar, Bezos, Zuckerburg, Hewlett/Packard - they usually came from having a company that was already profitable or was already well down the hockey-stick user growth curve and had a clear path to monetization by the time they sought investment.

In this streamlined age, one of our most under-nourished psychological needs is the craving for Black Magic, and apparently the automatic computer can satisfy this need for the professional software engineers, who are secretly enthralled by the gigantic risks they take in their daring irresponsibility.