Also, in response to your idea, it doesn't make sense. . .you calculate the center of the circle BY calculating where the bisectors intersect. Or vice versa. The two values are always equivalent. Also, your fear about numerical instability is unfounded. Calculating the orthocenter by bisector intersection is much more stable than calculating the intersection of parabolas. . .it doesn't involve any sqrts.
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