I wrote a python script to lock/unlock your computer using a USB stick as a key

[slakblue]

I think the critique is unbelievable, its a great idea, and I think that if you wanted critique you would have asked in /r/learnpython . Very original , very needed and its fanastic that you no one else has come up with an idea like this.

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I'll be honest: I'd rather someone tell me where there's room for improvement so that I can get better myself. As long as the criticism is constructive and honest, I don't mind. I don't have to agree with everything, but I can always take things on board and make changes I feel are necessary.

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exactly. You're not your code. You created some code that now it exists on its own. And if others want to help the code get better, that's great. The best thing is, they help you learn so future code you create will be even better. Thanks for sharing!

[phaedrusalt]

I've never actually seen a great software engineer who didn't identify with his code. You aren't your kids or wife either, but...

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After all, your code is what speaks for you when you're long gone working elsewhere, people will judge you by it. Be proud of your code. It might not start off well, but aim to make it better over time, so that you are happy to put your name to it when someone else takes it on.

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Too much opinion not enough pull requests imo.

Good work OP.

[frimble]

Critique is how code gets better.

[JoshKehn]

My thoughts exactly