If performance is an issue and you use pythagorus, then don't find the square root of the two squared sides, but compare it to the squared distance desired. e.g. if you want to know things within a 10 km distance, then compare X*X+Y*Y < 100. Finding a square root is extremely expensive computationally, and if you can avoid it, it will trim your time dramatically.
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