2005-06-26.txt:20:00:30: <BigZaphod> 3code 99 bottles: http://www.bigzaphod.org/3code/bigzaphod-99bottles.txt
2006-07-25.txt:21:51:31: <pgimeno> GregorR-W: /me thinks that disambiguation of ORK function names with spaces could be given by the symbol table; of course it's harder to process that way and it does not fully avoid the possibility of ambiguity but the language is already ambiguous anyway
2007-06-18.txt:05:00:53: <pikhq> "Giant" == "Very big". "Enormous" == "Very, very big". "Huge" == "Very, very, very big".
2007-07-24.txt:23:06:49: <Sukoshi`> My parents like a big house more than a big HDTV or a big internet pipe.
2007-08-05.txt:23:21:42: <ifte> "Again, big-endian does not mean "ending big", but "big end first"." -- wp
2008-11-26.txt:23:20:54: <oerjan> then we have the theories of the Big Binge, the Big Bungee, and the Big Bongo
2009-05-29.txt:07:50:19: <Patashu> it's only useful to make bigger decoys because people have bigger attack setup because people make bigger decoys because...
2009-09-01.txt:14:36:13: <ehird> Yes. They can fit bigger people because their seats are bigger because their building is bigger.
2010-01-11.txt:01:32:55: <zzo38> You were discussing linguistics and ambiguity, but maybe I should make up a text-adventure game based on ambiguous writing and you have to figure it out by trying different commands, it can be called "Ambiguity Game"
2010-03-03.txt:17:41:27: <cpressey> Implementations which provide ambiguous fingerprints will do so ambiguously.  Good implementations that provide ambiguous fingerprints will allow themselves to be configured to handle the common de facto interpretations of the fingerprint.
2010-10-02.txt:03:20:49: <Sgeo> What a big-ass encyclopedia. What a big ass-encyclopedia. What a big assencyclopædia
2010-10-17.txt:00:23:30: <zzo38> But if someone in near here win the big spider 2.9 times as big as me and change their name to AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!! then if I win something else as big, it can trade with you if the other thing is the things you wanted.
2010-10-24.txt:02:46:39: <zzo38> Do you want to win a big spider three times as big as you, or four times as big as you, or five times as big as you? (No cheating and writing "three and a half times" as your answer, please!)
2010-10-26.txt:07:11:08: <catseye> zzo38: our scientists have pondered that question and have told us about sunspot activity and spiders three times as big as they are, and squirrels four times as big as the spiders (those are some BIG squirrels.)
2010-10-26.txt:17:51:00: <elliott> cpressey: The manual begins like this: "Your desktop," it says, "is big. Really big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly hugely mindboggingly big it is. I mean you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist, but that's just peanuts to space. Listen ..." and so on.
2010-10-29.txt:23:51:58: <catseye> Is the prize a spider three times as big as me?  NOTE: The awesome thing about such spider is, no matter how big you are, it is BIGGER
2011-01-15.txt:22:51:57: <oklopol> elliott: by a big box of oklopols, surely you mean a big box of big boxes of oklopols? i have like 5 big boxes of big boxes of oklopols in my base
2011-04-06.txt:16:50:18: <Zwaarddijk> can there exist decision problems that are equally difficult (for any of big-oh, big omega or big theta) yet not reducible to each other?
2011-04-06.txt:17:15:25: <oerjan> <Zwaarddijk> can there exist decision problems that are equally difficult (for any of big-oh, big omega or big theta) yet not reducible to each other?
2011-04-11.txt:19:20:21: <elliott> i suppose i can imagine a universe where bignum+bignum arithmetic is more common than bignum+fixnum or fixnum+fixnum, but it's sure as hell not this one
2011-04-23.txt:19:29:20: <Vorpal> elliott, you mean that you have to handle bignum/bignum bignum/fixnum fixnum/bignum and fixnum/fixnum?
2011-05-17.txt:00:08:16: <oerjan> that reminds me that there was some big confusion once when google started returning a different result when you searched for the name of some big site (or possibly it was "<name of big site> login")
2011-06-07.txt:06:35:47: <Patashu> iirc the biginteger class has a big ass list of add(biginteger a, big integer b) type methods
2011-07-08.txt:15:25:41: <Deewiant> Because downcasting big endian integers isn't a no-op, you're less likely to cast with big endian, and because blindly casting is generally bad, this is a good thing, thus big endian encourages good practices, thus it is good
2011-09-21.txt:20:21:30: <elliott> Fuck You Industries: "It's so big. So big. You don't even know. So big."
2011-09-24.txt:02:02:25: <monqy> oh I meant bigger than 4 when i said big. 4 is pretty big if you actually want things to be good.
2011-09-29.txt:21:03:47: <elliott__> heap can hold big big big.
2012-01-08.txt:12:15:35: <HackEgo> Warning: Use of "caller" without parentheses is ambiguous at X.pm line 1. \ Warning: Use of "caller" without parentheses is ambiguous at X.pm line 1. \ Warning: Use of "caller" without parentheses is ambiguous at X.pm line 1. \ Warning: Use of "caller" without parentheses is ambiguous at X.pm line 1. \ Warning: Use of "caller" without parentheses is ambiguous at X.pm line 1. \ Warning: Use of "caller" without parentheses
2012-03-26.txt:20:54:01: <lambdabot>   ["bigger","bigger","bigger","bigger","bigger","equal","smaller","smaller","...
2012-03-26.txt:21:02:41: <lambdabot>   ["bigger","bigger","bigger","bigger","bigger","equal","smaller","smaller","...
2012-05-27.txt:01:53:19: <kmc> "Have you read the Big Beat Manifesto lately?  The Big Beat Manifesto goes, 'Big beats are the best, get high all the time.'"
2012-07-12.txt:18:50:10: <Gregor> AnotherTest: Big name implied big thing, is big name an idiot?
2012-07-23.txt:00:52:37: <elliott> "OK, we need you to bake... a really big Jaffa Cake." "How big?" "The biggest Jaffa Cake."
2012-08-03.txt:02:59:45: <itidus21> `pastelogs big.*big.*big