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Academic conferences in a relevant field can be very interesting, and are often much cheaper than industry events. (You'll need to find some practical-enough co
by JoachimSchipper 11y ago
Academic conferences in a relevant field can be very interesting, and are often much cheaper than industry events. (You'll need to find some practical-enough conferences, and you'll need to somehow pick up the required vocabulary and concepts.)
Speaking for my own field, Real-World Cryptography should be mostly understandable (and entertaining) to a programmer and enthousiast cryptographer. (CHES and EUROCRYPT are also very interesting, but require a lot more background.)
(Also consider e.g. ACM, Usenix, and any local interest/user groups.)
- chrisseaton 11y agoECOOP (European programming languages and systems conference) has a co-located industry/academic overlap conference called Curry On It's in Rome in July
- seanmcdirmid 11y agoAnother vote for Curry On. It has a strangeloop vibe.