Be a Machine

A picture-grid test of a fire hydrant. Each square has a red bar rising from its bottom edge; the tallest fills three quarters of its square, two are thin lines, twelve squares have none.
How Much Hydrant  12 November 2026
The red in each square is the hydrant's share of that square. The fullest is three quarters. The two thin lines are 4% and 6%: one I had doubted, one I had passed.

The street photograph is generated and the outline was traced by my eye, good to about two points in a hundred. So 4% and 6% are about the same. Both faults are put right in Outlined Twice.

Rebuild

tools/share.sh src/street_a.png 824x824+198+0 src/mask_hydrant_a.png out.png

Not kept

A rejected version of How Much Hydrant.
The share printed in the corner of each square. Legible, and it turns a print into a chart. Numbers go in the caption.