A friend of mine wants to get the “You Got Splunk!” hat from Winter Bash 2022 on Sci Fi & Fantasy SE. This requires that they ask or answer a question with “data” in the name of a tag. What on topic works should they read or watch in the three weeks to make this possible?
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This query finds 6 novels with "data" in the title, including The Terra Data by Tubb.
Publication Date | Title | Author |
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1908-00-00 | Geyserland: Empricisms in Social Reform. Being Data and Observations recorded by the late Mark Stubble, M.D., Ph.D. | Richard Hatfield |
1967-00-00 | The Golden Boats of Taradata Affair | E. C. Eliott |
1971-08-00 | Data for Death | Johannes Allen |
1980-04-00 | The Terra Data | E. C. Tubb |
2006-10-00 | A Fistful of Data | Stephen Dedman |
2020-10-21 | The Data Riot | D. L. Young |
The second query finds dozens of shorter works including "Preliminary Data" by Moorcock and "Datableed" by Cadigan.
Publication Date | Title | Author |
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1824-00-00 | Maredata | N. G. |
1952-03-00 | Incomplete Data | H. B. Fyfe |
1952-09-00 | Zero Data | Charles Saphro |
1953-09-00 | The Available Data on the Worp Reaction | Lion Miller |
1959-09-00 | On Handling the Data | M. I. Mayfield |
1965-07-00 | In the Light of Further Data | Christopher Anvil |
1965-08-00 | Preliminary Data | Michael Moorcock |
1971-00-00 | Second Run at the Data | Douglas R. Mason |
1972-00-00 | Maredata and Giulio, or The Ocean Spirit | Anonymous |
1981-00-00 | Dialect of the Data Disk | Celeste Newbrough |
1984-11-00 | According to Scientific Data | Vladen Bakhnov |
1989-04-00 | Mission Report: 'Datalore' | Robert Greenberger |
1989-04-00 | Mission Report: 'Elementary, Dear Data' | Patrick Daniel O'Neill |
1990-10-00 | Data-Link | Kay Fortunato |
1991-06-00 | Mission Report: 'Data's Day' | Patrick Daniel O'Neill |
1992-04-00 | Preliminary Data | F. Alexander Brejcha |
1993-08-00 | Mission Report: 'A Fistful of Datas' | John Sayers |
1994-02-00 | The Data Class | Ben Jeapes |
1998-00-00 | A Clockwork Data: Not by Anthony Burgess Steven R. Boyett | |
1998-00-00 | Less Than Data: Not by Bret Easton Ellis | Steven R. Boyett |
1998-03-00 | Datableed | Pat Cadigan |
1998-07-00 | What Went Through Data's Mind 0.68 Seconds Before the Satellite Hit | Dylan Otto Krider |
2000-00-00 | Kamikaze Motives of the Immaculate Deconstruction in the Data-Sucking Rust-Age of Insectile Hackers | Lance Olsen |
2001-04-00 | Kandata in Hell's Eye | Daniel E. Blackston |
2002-05-00 | Starfleet Technical Database: Intrepid Class Design Lineage | Rick Sternbach |
2002-11-00 | Starfleet Technical Database: Klingon Personal Weapons | Rick Sternbach |
2003-00-00 | Biographical Data (The Thackery T. Lambshead Pocket Guide to Eccentric & Discredited Diseases) | uncredited |
2003-01-00 | Starfleet Technical Database: U.S.S. Stargazer | Rick Sternbach |
2003-02-00 | Starfleet Technical Database: Romulan Propulsion | Rick Sternbach |
2003-04-00 | Starfleet Technical Database: Aeroshuttle Technology | Rick Sternbach |
2003-06-00 | Protecting Data's Friends | Scott William Carter |
2005-11-14 | Through the Data Storm | David Lawrence |
2006-04-00 | Datacide | Steve Bein |
2010-04-00 | Data Crabs | Deborah Walker |
2012-06-12 | The Art of Data Tri-So | Vincent Morgan |
2012-08-05 | Datafall | Rich Larson |
2012-08-14 | Top Secret - Swipe data recovered - Group A - Subject: Teresa | James Dashner |
2013-01-24 | Corrupted Data Found on a Fire Damaged Hard Drive | Anonymous |
2013-07-00 | The Data Runners Above Our Heads: A Documentary | Stephen Gaskell |
2013-10-11 | Data Dogs | Eric V. Hardenbrook |
2013-12-08 | Data Suck | Benjamin Kane Ethridge |
2014-04-07 | Data Dump | Trisha L. Senbastian |
2014-07-22 | A Perfectly Stable Dataglobule | K. J. Russell |
2014-08-00 | Undermarket Data | An Owomoyela |
2014-09-00 | Patterns of a Murmuration, in Billions of Data Points | JY Yang |
2014-09-10 | Data Feed | Natsuya Uesugi |
2014-11-17 | Targeted Strike 2: Judgement Database | Adam Rothstein |
2015-06-00 | Her Data Like Fingerprints | Ashley M. Hill |
2015-06-02 | The Data Tourist | Davien Thomas |
2016-01-28 | The End of Big Data | James Bridle |
2016-06-01 | Star Kitty: The Data Files | Faith Blum |
2017-04-00 | The Frost Giant's Data | Dan Abnett |
2017-07-00 | The Law of Conservation of Data | John Grant |
2017-08-00 | The Headspace Database | Helen French |
2017-10-03 | The Sith of Datawork | Ken Liu |
2017-10-08 | The dataSultan of Streets and Stars | Jeremy Szal |
2017-10-19 | Patient Data | Claire Buss |
2017-12-11 | The Data Eaters | Anna O'Brien |
2018-03-15 | Data | João Ramalho-Santos |
2018-03-20 | Data Transfer | Nick Morrison |
2018-03-23 | Data Stream | Claire Buss |
2018-06-19 | Data Recovery | Nicholas Jennings |
2019-01-13 | Tasting the Data Flow | Marcie Franks |
2019-03-05 | Three Data Units | Kitty-Lydia Dye |
2019-07-00 | Captain Zack & the Data Raiders | Steve Rasnic Tem |
2019-07-07 | The Risks and Advantages of Data Migration | Kim Fielding |
2019-07-28 | A Pebble in the Data Stream | Michelle F. Goddard |
2019-10-00 | Data | Laurence Barratt-Manning |
2020-10-28 | Don't Worry About Your Data | Sita Narayan-Dinanauth |
2021-02-28 | Unlimited Data | Eugen Bacon |
2021-05-00 | Dendrochromatic Data Recovery Report 45-27 | Steve Toase |
2021-07-12 | Data Migration | Melanie Harding-Shaw |
2022-02-26 | Data, Not Data | J. Charles Ramirez |
2022-06-07 | Uncovered Data | David Drake |
2022-07-00 | Sorceress Datale's Apprentice | B. T. Petro |
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Good job. But isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?11115 Android at Arms is in ISFDB, so your query is incomplete.– b_jonasDec 15, 2022 at 22:49
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@b_jonas I wouldn't imagine that "*d-at-a*" matches a pattern of "data", so I don't think that is useful.– DavidWDec 15, 2022 at 23:32
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Besides, you'd have to search individually for "d at a" (9 English matches), "d a ta" (9 English matches), "da ta" (3 English matches, 7 other), "dat a" (5 matches, none English), and "d ata" (3 English matches) and adding punctuation makes it worse: "d: a ta" has 36 matches.– DavidWDec 15, 2022 at 23:33
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@DavidW I believe Stack Exchange considers tags equivalent if they differ only in hyphens, eg. if you try to tag your question with [mar-vel] it will get the marvel tag. Because of that I'm hoping the hat matches regardless of hyphens in the tag name too, and if it turns out that it doesn't, that's a bug that I'll loudly complain about on the main meta.– b_jonasDec 15, 2022 at 23:45
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4Why overthink this so much? Just ask a question about Data from Star Trek.– DavidWDec 16, 2022 at 0:06
- Android at Arms (1971), book by Andre Norton
- Cold Hearted: A Tale of the Wicked Stepmother (2021), book by Serena Valentino based on Disney's Cinderella
- Star Trek: the New Generation TV series, or the movies in that sub-franchise, because the character Data has his own tag star-trek-data
Alternately, if your friend is technical-minded, they may post on the site Meta about data-explorer or the data-dumps.
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2Does that mean that SE's system strips hyphens from the tag in assessing eligibility? Naughty, naughty. They'll be getting coal in their stockings.– AdamantDec 15, 2022 at 22:27