On Thu, 2019-09-05 at 11:29 -0400, Stephen John Smoogen wrote: > Suggestions on how to implement this would be to have people > shuffled by a program and then run through for 6 or so weeks until > the > next shuffle is needed. I have written a program that would do this: https://gitlab.com/bowlofeggs/rpick If you want to give it a try, create ~/.config/rpick.yml with contents like this: --- oncall: model: lottery choices: - name: smooge - name: bowlofeggs - name: nirik weight: 2 - name: relrod <etc> I gave nirik a weight of 2 because he really really liked being pinged, so this will make him get chosen 2x as often as everyone else! You can ask it to pick one for you: $ rpick oncall Whoever gets picked gets their tickets set to 0 and everyone else gets a ticket (increasing their chances of being chosen next). There are a bunch of other models you can pick from too other than the lottery ticket model, as documented in the readme.
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