@hud_evals: Announcing HUD's RL environments for RSI hackathon! Join us June 20–21 in SF if you're interested in RL and want to pus…

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Announcement of HUD's RL environments for the RSI hackathon in San Francisco on June 20-21, offering over $100,000 in prizes and compute credits.

Announcing HUD's RL environments for RSI hackathon! 🎉 Join us June 20–21 in SF if you're interested in RL and want to push the frontier forward! (w/$100,000+ in prizes and compute credits 👀) https://t.co/GRZfvUGXfe
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Announcing HUD’s RL environments for RSI hackathon! 🎉

Join us June 20–21 in SF if you’re interested in RL and want to push the frontier forward! (w/$100,000+ in prizes and compute credits 👀) https://t.co/GRZfvUGXfe

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