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"content": "A better way to work around this is to take advantage of the fact that robots typical have a fast internal clock, and to have them try to read a new action at every step (or few steps) of this hardware clock, rather than at every agent step. This will ensure that as soon as the new action is available, it will get incorporated into the world. \n\n4/",
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