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MyMoustache.net’s Movember data shows the lengths countries go to grow their facial hair

MyMoustache.net’s Movember data shows the lengths countries go to grow their facial hair

A month full of Movember data from MyMoustache.net shows trends from around the world. North America had the highest average moustache length followed by South America, Europe, Oceania, Asia and Africa. Out of the 145 countries that participated, Mauritius tops the charts for the highest average moustache length followed by Isle of Man, then Aruba. Inspired by How-Old.net and TwinsOrNot.net,…

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Microsoft’s latest facial recognition project rates your moustache:

Microsoft’s new facial recognition tool is out to judge your facial hair. The machine learning-based project comes just in time for Movember.

The website, called MyMoustache.net, is designed to guess a person’s beard length. Facial hair is reviewed and rated as either “nostache,” “getting there,” or “ultimate mo.” Here’s how Microsoft describes the project:

We started with a simple question, “What if we could use machine learning technology to detect the length of facial hair?” Many hallway jokes, brainstorming sessions, and mockups later, our early ideas have been realized far beyond our initial expectations.

MyMoustache.net is run by the Microsoft Garage Project — the same group that brought us the meme-worthy website HowOld.net. Due to the simpler nature of the task, MyMoustache seems to be able to guess facial hair length far better than HowOld was able to determine a person’s age.

In addition to showcasing Microsoft’s technology, the site is hoping to raise both awareness and money for men’s health issues.