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Walking in a spiral pattern (where the layers of the spiral are close enough that if you look toward the center, you can always see the point where you were on
by School-Cotton 1y ago
Walking in a spiral pattern (where the layers of the spiral are close enough that if you look toward the center, you can always see the point where you were on the previous layer) will guarantee that you eventually see all points on any given radius.
- jedberg 1y agoThat could be an awful lot of walking though.
- mousethatroared 1y agoYou're not wrong, but this is proof that Id rather be stranded in the wilderness with an archeologist than a CS major (I'm assuming). An archeologist would walk down a gradient until they find a stream and therefore a fluvial network to a human settlement. Your answer gets me killed.
- moralestapia 1y ago"Easy, we just A-star this thing and walk for a maximum of 273 days."