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Probably the easiest way to get started here is to take some existing code and pit it against HATETRIS in the training phase, instead of a more forgiving random piece generator.
HATETRIS is a fixed target and as far as I know it has never really been hit hard before, at least by anything other humans.
Recall that since HATETRIS is deterministic, it may be possible to catch it in a loop and score unlimited lines. It would be really exciting if that loop could be found.
Incidentally, the second someone finds that loop, I'm patching HATETRIS to avoid ever generating the same piece for the same well twice.
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