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by liabru 4072 days ago
Nice work!

A little trick you can use here is squared distance which avoids the relatively expensive square root (also do the square in-place rather than pow) so your distance function becomes:

(d - a) * (d - a) + (e - b) * (e - b) + (f - c) * (f - c)

You will need to also square your threshold values.