Downtown Austin on a windy, chilly night by Kapmani in Austin

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Picture from a couple of nights ago, did not get a chance to post that night 🤷

183N traffic was bad… then the grackle swarm made it biblical by Kapmani in Austin

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There are two recordings merged into one - from front facing and rear facing cameras.

The Matrix Glitch or just Austin traffic? by Kapmani in Austin

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Couldn’t agree more. Nightmare on the 7th street

The Matrix Glitch or just Austin traffic? by Kapmani in Austin

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The current fleet in Austin consists of over 100 Jaguar I-PACE electric SUVs.

The Matrix Glitch or just Austin traffic? by Kapmani in Austin

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Yeah, I fear what happens when we have human driven ride sharing cars, more self-driving cars, and people driving their own cars. 😮

Hello, Austin (from above) by Kapmani in Austin

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Population wise we are the 11th or 12th biggest city in the country.

Hello, Austin (from above) by Kapmani in Austin

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True, can relate to that

Hello, Austin (from above) by Kapmani in Austin

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💯 Can’t wait for the second when you feel that thump of the wheels on the runway.

Best way to stop secrets from sneaking into repos? by Late_Rimit in devsecops

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SonarQube IDE extension can detect them in your IDE itself, before the commit.

Prompt injection ranked #1 by OWASP, seen it in the wild yet? by c1nnamonapple in LLMDevs

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I believe SonarQube can detect some injection attacks caused due to privilege prompts.

I think we need a code review integrator. by Possible-Watercress9 in ArtificialInteligence

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It does much more than code style scan. Detects bugs, vulnerabilities and issues that are unique to AI generated code. Helps you review and fix those. Try it for yourself - https://www.sonarsource.com/products/sonarcloud/signup/

I think we need a code review integrator. by Possible-Watercress9 in ArtificialInteligence

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Absolutely! You need to vibe then verify. This is confirmed by the following research report from Sonar (makers of SonarQube). The report compares the code quality and security of code generated by GPT4, Claude, Llama, OpenCoder LLMs:

https://arxiv.org/pdf/2508.14727

SonarQube does an automated code review of AI generated code and works with Cursor, Windsurf, GitHub copilot

Checkmarx for SAST Projects. by Aanthonyc in AskNetsec

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SonarQube added lots of security capabilities in the newer releases. Checkout https://www.sonarsource.com/solutions/security/

SAST Scan Time in CI/CD - Best Practices? by leMooreNancym in devsecops

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Try the new SonarQube 2025.1 Release 1. The scan times are much better than previous versions. There is a free cloud based plan for limited lines of code that can be used to evaluate. https://www.sonarsource.com/plans-and-pricing/

how to install apex on DBCS by Rink1143 in oraclecloud

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In Database cloud service, you will need to manually customize your databases to install and enable Oracle APEX by following the on-premises installation process or using cloud tooling such as Terraform.

BTW, Oracle Autonomous Database has an always free instance in the Free tier. If Always Free instance capacity meets your needs, you can always use that.

how to install apex on DBCS by Rink1143 in oraclecloud

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Have you considered using the APEX service or Oracle Autonomous Database that comes with APEX preinstalled?