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Monday, April 8, 2019
Monday, 4/08/2019
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Tasks [9/15]
DONE Rebuild personal mail, cal and contacts using MailInABox
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DONE Write in daily journal
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DONE Set tasks for the day
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Need to find a way to get productive when i don't feel terribly productive
today. I think priorities before stand up are to get the 2292 branch cleaned up
after a successful QA run. That should be ready to merge, then.
I also need to get the stage-west environment working for caregas, make a plan
to slip the task registration bug fix into production before they do a prod
caregaps import, and then fix the caregap measure definition deletion script.
Apparently Pranav asked that they delete existing caregaps along with the
definitions ... whew, that's potentially destructive.
DONE FIGmd stand up
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Update, finished QA'ing RM-2292, discovered issue with MPQH measures, need to
comment on the ticket to Manisha and call out that gap, though it's not a
regression with this ticket.
DONE Lunch
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DONE Fix infra ansible script to run with new js structure
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This sucks. Turns out I can get ansible to run, but the server still kicks back
500s. Rebuilding the whole stack now to see if that cleans anything up.
DONE Talk with Peter about last night and what our options are going forward
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Observable facts
+ Peter's phone has been suspended
+ Peter's access to the internet has been curbed
+ Peter has been struggling at school, both getting work done, and getting along
with other people
+ Peter has developed a frequent habit of using pot
+ Peter has been talked to about the potential challenges and expense of pot as
a habit
+ Peter has been told that in our house there's zero tolerance for smoking pot
+ Peter has been given a number of options of feed his addiction places besides
inside the house
+ Peter broke that rule by putting a towel under his door and opening his windows
+ Peter had his door removed under the hope that he would be protected from
himself making the same mistake twice
+ There is zero tolerance rule against smoking pot in the house
+ Peter broke this rule a second time, without a door
What happens next?
+ I don't expect you to tell me anything new, revelatory, or something I haven't
heard before
+ I don't know what's going on in your head right now
+ I don't konw if anyone knows what's going on in your head right now
+ I HONESTLY don't know what happens next
+ Do you know what's most troubling for us?
+ You haven't expressed any remorse, or regret for your choices
+ You haven't attempted any sort of apology
+ So we're left to believe that in your mind, we just those assholes who say no
and tell you to stop
+ Not the assholes who pay your phone bill and drive you at least
twice a week down and back to friends houses, help you find a new school
when school starts to suck
+ You don't seem to have any respect for us
+ You have things going on in your head but you don't say anything to us, and
all we're left with is the results of your actions
+ Breaking rules, watching youtube, complaining about people on the internet
who are jerks, or sleeping
+ What do you think happens next?
+ Do you want to hear why we have these rules, again?
+ Keep it away from little kids, totally unfair to show them that culture at
this age
+ Our house is a minimum of 70 years old, and at most 240 years old. It will
burn down if you fall asleep with a hot pipe next to you in your bed. You
may not be the first to die of smoke inhalation because smoke rises, the
kids on the second floor would likely die first. You may survive a house
fire caused by open flame in an uncontroled space, but the other people
could easily die in what seemed like a minor fire.
+ We don't want our house smelling like pot. We don't like smoke, we don't
want it in our house, and there's no way the whole house wouldn't wind up
smelling like that if it happened here regularly
+ What do we do if you break our rules without remorse, without apology, and
without a plan?
+ What happens next? I don't expect an answer, but we're thinking, and I hope
you're thinking to.
+ Your phone and internet are off. Do you want to know why your phone is off?
+ We have, at least for now, decided that if you aren't going to do anything
to help us, we wont do anything to hel pyou
DONE Review PR issues with RM-2292 for merge
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DONE Figure out why I have no SSH access on stage-west
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Turns out you have to allow peering connections in the VPC. I updated the
document Ed made about stage west, but then got completely screwed by ansible
not working against stage-west either.
Journal
A snow day in April, and on top of having all the kids home from school, we also
have Jane recovering from the stomach flu over the weekend, and a real shit
situation with Peter where we caught him smoking pot in his room again.
Emma and I just don't know what to do anymore. If he can't follow the most basic
house rules, it's increasingly unlikely he can stay here. We've tried being
reasonable and we've tried bringing the hammer down. Fuck, we even took his door
off so he couldn't stuff a towel under it and open the damn windows. The only
thing he didn't do this time was open the windows.
We're just ignoring him this morning, which sucks, but there's not a whole lot
else we can do. The whole situation has cast a palor on the the day and I'm
totally demotivaed to work as well. Gotta get a few things done though, so here
we go.