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by mohawk
3974 days ago
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Your question is hard to answer because it's not clear what your goal is. More math is always useful, but you wrote you already have a solid background there. Public speaking, communication, and "people skills" in general are always good to have and might become more important later on in your career. If you want a fun list of topics, here are some off the top of my head that i might look at in your situation: - fully homomorphic encryption - recurrent neural networks & machine learning - proving computer programs correct & computer-aided mathematical proofs |
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