Alternate gender input fields
As collected from /r/programmerhumor. I think I got all of them.
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These are good but none are compatible with the php gender class.
A weirdly limited selection, too. Like, what if you're a Somali?
So I found a twitter thread talking about this, and the documentation page seems to indicate it's used as a lookup for a name to indicate the most likely gender of that name is. https://pecl.php.net/package/gender/0.6.0
https://twitter.com/Foone/status/1343285800369147904
The country inclusion is odd, but then again apple also does this with oddly specific (to someone living in the west) family relations that exist in other countries/cultural regions. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/contacts/cnlabelcontactrelationeldercousinmotherssiblingsdaughterorfatherssistersdaughter
That's neat. I don't suppose there's an anthropology community yet?
I didn't see one in the global search.
The Fediverse is imperfectly connected, unfortunately, so you're not guaranteed to see everything that exists on your instance. Hopefully features will be introduced to avoid this exact duplication problem.
From the documentation, it appears that the country codes are for localization presumbly of the names of the genders.
Edit: Ah, others already said this (didn't refresh and kbin doesn't update this automatically). Refer to above.
My gender is
ERROR_IN_NAME😎What in the hell is KAZAKH_USBEK?
Kazakhstan / Uzbekistan. Weird that they're considered the same country by this class
Yeah, that's my complaint, didn't make that clear
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Some of these are confusing sex with gender, but overall I had a good laugh
Yeah the chromosome one definitely was as well as a couple others.
unironically this
I didn't expect that "binary"
Love it.