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Win a free ticket to the NYeC Digital Health Conference (http://digitalhealthconference.com/), courtesy of Health Devs (http://www.meetup.com/HealthDevsNYC/)!
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tickets = {83=>"@_mcarroll_", 9=>"@nygeog", 750=>"@binbrain", 267=>"@sanjivslall", 899=>"@kendeveloper", 99=>"@SkiNatasha", 396=>"@ElFuturero", 600=>"@shahakash", 526=>"@sarahjukes", 512=>"@chasballew", 626=>"@fancyremarker", 4=>"@johnpaulett", 131=>"@shawn_oakley", 19=>"@mackenco", 482=>"@_clapaz"} | |
winner = nil | |
nojoys = [] | |
while winner.nil? do | |
number = rand(1..1000) | |
tickets.include?(number) ? winner = tickets[number] : nojoys << number | |
end | |
p nojoys | |
puts "After #{nojoys.count} draws, the winner is: #{winner}!" |
@nygeog, LcEc4Mj9spnbt9
@nygeog: raffle number needs to be an integer between 1 and 1000
@binbrain 750
@sanjivslall 267
@kendeveloper 899
@SkiNatasha 99
@ElFuturero, 396
@shahakash 600
@sarahjukes 526
@chasballew 512
{ 626 => @fancyremarker }
@shawn_oakley 131
@mackenco 19
@_clapaz 482
=> [34, 805, 901, 275, 308, 733, 84, 621, 710, 645, 874, 305, 464, 503, 269, 162, 170, 21, 24, 305, 694, 337, 873, 89, 951, 55, 518, 156, 939, 588, 279, 514, 456, 901, 501, 692, 963, 375, 375, 704, 617]
=> After 41 draws, the winner is: @SkiNatasha!
=> [8, 129, 126, 777, 459, 496, 873, 85, 422, 423, 73, 351, 714, 359, 289, 253, 876, 776, 110, 517, 737, 180, 553, 251, 21, 610, 113, 863, 978, 895, 379, 101, 358, 480, 693, 186, 771, 426, 776, 457, 729, 126, 445, 199, 587, 377, 155, 440, 110, 771, 741, 528, 276, 561, 194, 52, 792, 268, 923, 460, 442, 271, 999, 551, 108, 378, 486, 877, 520, 390, 596, 478, 788, 965, 77, 132, 290, 393, 15, 270, 917]
=> After 81 draws, the winner is: @_clapaz!
=> [801, 335, 105, 777, 649, 212, 292, 587, 147, 701, 752, 643, 316, 51, 624, 348, 605, 637, 495, 56, 597, 709, 310, 644, 279, 864, 856, 306, 138, 522, 893, 830, 540, 427, 690, 824, 926, 520, 226, 953, 344, 162, 762, 300, 185, 356, 548, 369, 419, 538, 755, 567, 877, 128, 920]
=> After 55 draws, the winner is: @shawn_oakley!
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Some rules:
(1) Leave your Twitter handle in the comments, along with a unique raffle number (of your choosing).
(2) If you win and accept the ticket you promise that you will make a good faith effort to attend (we might disqualify you from future raffles, if you don't show).
(3) If you win, you promise to reciprocate the free ticket love from NYeC by Tweeting before/during/after the conference with your thoughts and reflections (though you are entirely free to Tweet whatever you want).