Tharindu Hasthika

@THasthika

Software Engineer

Tokyo, JapanJoined June 2021

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I am a Software Engineer, with a passion for building cool stuff. I love to learn new languages in my spare time. I also make music as a hobby.

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THTharindu Hasthikablog.tharinduhasthika.comMay 29, 2023 · 10 min read

Exploring the Infinite Rolling Median

Imagine you are asked to write a function to find a median of a given list of numbers. Easy peasy right? And given that the list is unsorted you sort it inside your function. def calculate_median(nums): if len(nums) == 0: return 0 num...

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THTharindu Hasthikablog.tharinduhasthika.comMay 1, 2022 · 6 min read

Authenticating Jitsi Meetings using Keycloak

Authentication is an important aspect of the software. Jitsi, which is an open-source video conferencing platform, allows us to authenticate using different methods. This article assumes that you have a basic understanding of jwt tokens, Keycloak and...

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THTharindu Hasthikablog.tharinduhasthika.comJun 4, 2021 · 6 min read

PyTorch Lightning Basics

Introduction PyTorch Lightning is a framework built on top of the PyTorch deep learning framework for ease of use, think of it as a Keras-like API for the PyTorch framework. I have planned to write this series of articles from my own experience in us...

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THTharindu Hasthikablog.tharinduhasthika.comJun 3, 2021 · 3 min read

Finding Modulo of Large Fibonacci Number

Fibonacci Numbers increase very rapidly as the sequence progresses, but is there a way to compute the modulo of the Fibonacci number that you are interested in. In this article I'll be explaining how I had to find this in order to complete a problem ...

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THTharindu Hasthikablog.tharinduhasthika.comJun 3, 2021 · 4 min read

Introduction to MapReduce - Filter > Map > Reduce

Languages like Python, Javascript, and many other have a set of functions for working with lists as sort of a pipeline. These are called filter, map and reduce. These functions are originally from functional programming languages like lisp. Essential...

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Exploring the Infinite Rolling Median

Authenticating Jitsi Meetings using Keycloak

PyTorch Lightning Basics

Finding Modulo of Large Fibonacci Number

Introduction to MapReduce - Filter > Map > Reduce

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Exploring the Infinite Rolling Median

Authenticating Jitsi Meetings using Keycloak

PyTorch Lightning Basics

Finding Modulo of Large Fibonacci Number

Introduction to MapReduce - Filter > Map > Reduce