Eric Dalio

BREAKING: Artemis II lifts off on mission around the moon. nbcnews.app.link/KbL7XEKxZ1b

So exciting!

Interesting insight on creativity, productivity, and cross-generational collaboration.

Excited to check this out!

There are few things more powerful in life than a consistent morning routine that includes exercise, meditation, reading, and writing. Even if these things are just a few minutes each day, taking a moment to focus oneself on this discipline has a tremendous impact that resonates throughout your day.

The things you repeat in your life become your truth, for better or for worse. Becoming more intentional about your thoughts, habits, routines, and personal development matters.

A gorgeous hike up Slide Mountain, the tallest peak in the Catskills this past weekend. Combined with hiking the highest in NYS, Mount Marcy up in the ADKs a few weeks back, it has been a great summer.

Happy Monday! Hope you got a chance to get off screen and touch grass this weekend!

Beautiful hike to the summit of the highest peak in NY, Mount Marcy this weekend. Incredible day with amazing views. Here’s to a great week ahead!

Another great @connecthv.com meetup last night! Many fantastic conversations with tech folks, creatives, and other business professionals. Such a vibrant community in the Hudson Valley. Already looking forward to the next one!

Two greats together! 🙌

Fascinating and unfortunately not surprising.

Happy Monday! Hope you got a chance to get outside and touch grass this weekend. Here’s to a great week ahead!

Fortunate to attend The Most Promising Companies in the HV event yesterday hosted by The Hudson Valley Venture Hub. So many innovative companies leveraging technology to do amazing work. Love to see impactful work happening locally!

Gorgeous afternoon yesterday. Grateful for the sunshine the approaching spring.

Another great 'AI In Practice' series last night in the Hudson Valley. Discussions on building a chatbot, hosting your own local models, vectors, ethics and the future. Thanks to Mike Thicke for organizing, @barnfox.bsky.social for the space, and @connecthv.com for bringing us all together.

In 2025, I’ve been fortunate to be working with an institutional client to build them a web and mobile app for inventory management. Posted some thoughts about it here - www.linkedin.com/posts/eric-d...

Another great episode from @tej.as this one with @marisamorby.com! Lots of great discussion around software, nature, biophilic design, and even urban planning. Amazing to find so many of my passions all in one place! youtu.be/GQF3L11kqvM?...

Always so happy for the time change. Love more sun in the evenings. Plus a chance to reflect, reframe, and start anew for the spring!

Having a network of trusted friends and advisors in your life is powerful. Not just people who boost you up, but who you can trust to provide honest feedback and critique. It’s even better when it is a reciprocal partnership. Keep building your community and expanding your horizons.

Captured Orion, Mars, and Jupiter on a beautiful clear night yesterday. Orion is a touch stone constellation for me. He and I hang out in the winter while I’m grilling outside. Tracking his movement across the sky lets me know that spring will soon be here!

Engineers with design sense, project management skills and an ability to clearly communicate will become increasingly valuable.

These are the uses of AI that you love to see! Helping to connect people and make the world better.

Always love the magic of a beautiful winter ruck.

Engaging conversation, interesting demos, open people, and all around good community at the Hudson Valley AI meetup last night. Thanks to Aaron Dignan and Peter Kang for organizing and bringing us together!

Using AI as a learning partner for code is amazing. You not only learn a lot from its suggestions, but also from taking the time to understand why it is wrong and needs to be refactored. 🧐

Currently building a stealth project for a client. Really excited about where it is going and can’t wait to talk more about in a couple months.

Good version control practices can really save you some serious headaches.

AI for development velocity is amazing, but the docs are the undefeated champions. 🏆

Excited to dig into this! About halfway through your recent podcast appearance. Appreciate your brilliance and giving spirit. Shout out to @tej.as for another great episode!

Looking forward to checking these docs out.

Suggestion I’ve seen floating around - When using AI, one should always type the code yourself, not just copy paste. - Solid advice for sure. Definitely helps you understand and integrate it better. Takes longer in the short term, but the long term payoff is huge.

Fantastic meetup last night in Kingston for tech and other creatives in the Hudson Valley. So many great conversations including climate tech, AI, family estate planning, science fiction, and urban planning. Thanks to Jordan Koschei @connecthv.com for bringing us all together.

Excellent points here from @robbowley.net. Junior devs bring a fresh perspective and curiosity. Just as the most successful individuals invest in themselves, the same goes for companies. Eliminating juniors for short term profit damages the leadership pipeline for future growth and success.

Progress as a software dev can at times feel excruciatingly slow (both personal growth and product development). There are two ways through it: constant frustration and stress OR consistent gratitude for small wins. The later is the way to find daily happiness and continued growth.

AI is absolutely redefining what it means to be a software dev. The path forward for us is strengthening our ability to creatively solve problems for people. Can we listen, see the big picture, and design solutions that will help make something easier for someone? Can we communicate that vision?

Great insight on modularity here. Particularly appreciate this gem —> Have interfaces designed for the cient’s needs (not “What does this module do?”, but “What does the client need to tell it to do?”)

A great day of coding today. Laying out user roles and auth for the app and SQL database. Having a blast building in stealth for a while, but excited to share bits and insights for now.

Currently building an app for a client that has three levels of RBAC (Role Based Access Control). Doing research hoping to head off as many problems up front as possible. Any insight from the hive mind would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

After many years on the bird app and a social media fast (thanks Jaron Lanier!), it was time for some fresh air. Glad to be here. Looking forward to connecting with other tech folks!