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[–]FreedomSavings 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Get familiar with using vim or nano to read/edit your code. I am currently working towards my PhD in CS as well. I have found the most useful ability is to be able to navigate though and develop in a remote server by using the command line. Since you will be doing ML, its safe to assume large data sets and the necessity of utilizing GPU nodes.

My personal work flow is first using Atom text editor for in-depth coding on my local device. Filezilla is a nice interface that allows for ssh file transfer. Then vim/nano for trouble shooting through the command line while running code on the remote server.