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11 months agoIf we are going to use binary, I vote for IEEE 754. The precision, accuracy, and lack of ambiguity of floating points is what we need for something with the simplicity of gender. /s
If we are going to use binary, I vote for IEEE 754. The precision, accuracy, and lack of ambiguity of floating points is what we need for something with the simplicity of gender. /s
Unfortunately people who have X instead of M or F on their documents haven’t been able to get a passport at all, even with the wrong gender marker. They have functionally been banned from traveling.