Update webgl-3d-geometry-lathe.md

Author: greggman

webgl/lessons/webgl-3d-geometry-lathe.md

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 <p>It worked! It got rid of the seam. Unfortunately it took several seconds to run and
 made the interface unusable. This is because it's a O^2 solution. If you slide the sliders
-for the most vertices(distance/divisions) in example above you can generate ~114000 vertices.
-For an O^2 that's up to 12 billion iterations that have to happen.
+for the most vertices, low distance, high divisions, in the example above you can generate ~114000 vertices.
+For an O^2 that's around 12 billion iterations that have to happen!
 </p>
 <p>I searched the net for a easy solution. I didn't find one. I thought about putting all the points
 in an <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octree">octree</a> to make finding matching points
-faster but that seems like a way too much for this article.
+faster but that seemed like a way too much for this article.
 </p>
 <p>It was then I realized if the only issue is the end points maybe I could add a modulo
 to the math so that the points were actually the same. The original code was like this