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Wednesday, April 10, 2019
Wednesday, 4/10/2019
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Tasks [8/9]
DONE Write in daily journal
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DONE Set tasks for the day
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DONE Review HCC PRD
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https://elationhealth.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/PROD/pages/344982252/PRD+HCC+Related+Conditions
DONE Fix issue with copying CDS into the new year
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Not quite finished, but dinner calls. The copy_cms_measures command has been
cleaned up a lot, but it still duplicates CDS for a given year for some reason.
DONE [#A] Hypertension measure numerator error
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https://elationhealth.atlassian.net/browse/SWAT-1326
Steps to reproduce
1. Add hypertension to Dx
2. Create a VN with BP 139/80
3. Numerator should be trigger, but is not
Notes
Turns out this measure is working, but the Hypertension Dx has to have been at
least 6 months prior to the measurement being taken. If you move the Dx out
past six months, the numerator triggers successfully.
DONE Think about the migration issues with the sharedfile switch
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Andrew asked me to think through the issues that came up with migrations on
master around the SharedFile migration.
Notes
+ Moving complicated data models around
+ Tried not to clutter the commit tree with lots of little changes while fixing
data migration
+ One thing that made this more painful than it needed to be was not keeping
baseline up to date with the migration changes
+ So when master went to rebuild the baseline, it found the migrations run out
of order and the data in the right place
+ It was easy enough to fix, but I need to make updating baseline easier
+ To that end, I've developed a bunch of fish functions that allow me to very
quickly create blank baseline db images, update data, and push
+ I've done it a few times now to great effect
DONE Catch-up with Andrew
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DONE Diaorama showcase at school
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Journal
More snow this morning ... it's all melting as it hits the ground, but it's like
a cruel joke. We've had snow this later, for sure, but it doesn't make it okay.
Weather aside, I woke up to a ping from Andrew that he wants to do a check in at
noon. I don't know if this is a make-up one-on-one because he was out last week,
or if he has some important news to convey. Pretty much my default mode when a
supervisor wants to talk is to assume the worst. I probably should just go about
my day per usual.
On top of that, I have a school event that I'm missing stand up for this
afternoon and then we are supposed to talk with Peter this afternoon about where
we go from here. Meriby has offered to host him in Cali for a time, and that may
be his best choice. Emma said that talking with her mom last night, Peter felt
he had been stupid (would have been nice to be apologetic), wasn't sure what
the best case scenario was, but thought the worst case scenario might be
homelessness. So he sort of understands the gravity.
I have to keep bringing myself back to the most objective facts I can muster,
namely that he is incapable of following the rules of the house, self harms, and
does not understand that there is a world outside of himself. The more I turn
that over, the more a residential facility makes sense. I don't know how much I
believe he can be made functional through that, but he could maybe be made
passably respectful of other people so as not to burn bridges.
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Well, I got laid off from Elation today. Andrew said I wasn't contributing
enough with a small team to be beneficial. Not totally sure how I feel. On the
one had, fuck. On the other hand, I've been through this before.
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The most difficult part of being laid off is trying to figure out why it
happened. Andrew looked really dour when he told me, and Nico was really
dispassionate. I don't know which was better. Before I got kicked out of slack I
told Andrew I was sorry he had to make that call, and that I really enjoyed
working with him. He said he genuinely enjoyed working with me as well. But
apparently I just wasn't getting enough done.
I suspect that there was more to this than meets the eye. As a FTE with
benefits, I'm sure I cost a hell of a lot more than many of the contractors who
were hired after me. In fact, looking around, there were a lot of contractors,
and I wonder if a lot of the need was to have a work force that was more easily
terminate-able when funding dries up.
Part of me wondered if the call this morning was Andrew leaving. Alas.