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Narb | narbeh.eth

@narb_s

Software Developer, body builder, web3, hockey nerd, @developer_dao, host of @devntellxyz, founder @Glossetadotcom & @storedat_io, co-founder @goodpeopleclick

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Narb | narbeh.eth@narb_s·
Celebrating 4 Years of the DevNTell Podcast What a wild four years it has been for the @devntellxyz podcast. Even just thinking about this passion project of mine sticking around for four years sounds crazy to me. If you came to me five years ago and told me that I’d be running a weekly podcast hosting some of the most brilliant and forward thinking builders & founders in the game I would’ve told you you’re crazy. But here we are four years later approaching almost 200 episodes. The Origin Story Behind DevNTell The fact that the podcast has stuck around this long means I must have done something right when I came up with the idea all those years ago. If you don’t know the story of how DevNTell started, I’m keen to share it with you because I genuinely believe it might inspire you to take that leap of faith on a project you’ve been sitting on. DevNTell began back in 2022, fuelled by nothing more than a hunch and a desire to step outside my comfort zone. In early 2022, right after the NFT craze peaked, I joined this incredible community called @developer_dao. I had seen the buzz online, minted a D_D NFT to join, and instantly found myself surrounded by likeminded people collaborating on the very first version of the Developer DAO website (the only initiative going on at the time). As the months went by, the community continued to grow, with more and more people wanting to get involved. Soon enough, sub-communities (i.e guilds) were created, helping members explore different verticals like development, business development, UX, product, and more. As more people joined, I started to notice something important and not immediately obvious: everyone was building something yet no one really had a good way of sharing their work beyond distributing a link. Most people didn’t have a large enough network or social media audience to to really gain any traction with their project, classic go-to-market problems right? In fact, I had the same issue myself. I was just about to release my first open-source project, Glosseta, which is a decentralized glossary meant to help educate people on web3 related concepts and terms powered by Arweave (still around today, FYI); however, I had no idea how to get the word out about what I had spent months building. I remember sitting in my room, staring at the ceiling, trying to figure out how to promote Glosseta as a first time founder. ChatGPT didn’t exist yet (ironically, it literally came out a month or so later), so I didn’t have an LLM to bounce quick ideas off of like we do today. For whatever reason, my mind wandered back to the early days of elementary school where we’d have these weekly show-and-tell days to share something we made in class and we’re excited about. And then it hit me: why not bring back that same concept but tuned to a more developer-centric flavour? And that was it. Show-and-tell… for developers. Dev + ‘n’ + Tell. DevNTell. The first official episode featured myself showcasing Glosseta on December 3rd at around 8:30 AM PST just before starting my day job at Expedia. As 8:30 rolled around, a bunch of Developer DAO members gathered in a voice chat to watch me present Glosseta. It was nerve-wracking, exciting, and surreal all at once. I was presenting, recording the session, and answering questions live in front of my peers. When I wrapped up, a flood of people DM’d me asking how they could get on one of these sessions themselves. So, I created a self-serve Notion page where anyone could jot down their name and what they wanted to share, then we’d schedule their session afterward. I still remember the first five slots filling up within a few weeks after I had done mine and then it spread like wildfire. People started booking months in advance and even hosted Max Howell (founder of Homebrew) in the early days. The show continued to grow in popularity to the point where even one year had an entire calendar fill up through December by the time May arrived. My initial hunch had indeed been validated. In solving my own problem I helped solve the same problem for countless other builders like me (the usual recipe for startup success). Since that leap of faith back in December 2022, DevNTell has grown and evolved into a full-fledged podcast providing a safe, encouraging space where builders can share their stories, product demos and alpha to world. Moral of the story? You can just do things. But the real lesson is to keep showing up. If you do, people will eventually take notice. The Dev Factor DevNTell was created for the builders and developers who tinker with the bleeding edge of innovation and the people building the tech giants of tomorrow. I have seen many podcasts that target the web3/blockchain niche but many of these play on market movements or concentrate on a specific chain, which is totally fine; however, DevNTell has always been chain agnostic and void of token price talk, focusing on the builders and the amazing products they are building. In fact, we welcome many different types of forward thinkers as we’ve hosted teams working on the cutting edge of AI, rare disease researchers, quantum biology researchers and more. As long as people keep pushing the needle of innovation forward, I’ll be here to provide a platform to help share their creations with the world. One thing that sets DevNTell apart is the livestream-first approach. Before episodes hit Spotify or Apple Podcasts, we host live sessions where founders join us in real time so that the audience can ask questions, challenge ideas, and interact directly with them. This “in the trenches” environment creates an intimacy and authenticity you don’t often see elsewhere. And for the founders out there: yes, VC scouts watch the show. More often than you’d think. What’s Next? We’re already booked well into early Q2 of 2026, and can’t wait to share what’s coming. If you enjoy the podcast, you can help out tremendously by clicking the follow button on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or anywhere else you catch your podcasts. If digital collectibles are your thing, we have episode available to mint for free as well on the pods platform. We also encourage you to follow DevNTell on X, TikTok, LinkedIn and Instagram to keep up to date with all the latest clips, episodes, contests, special promo codes and giveaways (who knows, maybe we might have something cooking for you on that front already). Whether you’ve been here since the early Discord days or you only just discovered the show, thank you. Your support means everything and I’m excited to keep running this wonderful podcast for you all. I’m aiming to host many more founders, many more projects, and maybe even you someday. Be sure to subscribe to our Luma Events channel to get the alpha on upcoming livestreams, workshops and IRL events. Cheers and here’s to to the next 4 years! - Narb
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pbillingsby@pbillingsby_·
Ive been building Pulsar. A lightweight SDK for founders who launched a web app and want to know if it's actually working. Two lines of code, get LLM-powered analysis of your user behavior delivered every Monday. No dashboards. No data team. Beta coming soon 👀
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DevNTell
DevNTell@devntellxyz·
If topics like open source, agentic coding, software supply chain security, tokenizing dependencies and on-chain identity for developers get you excited, have we got a DevNTell episode for you! EP. 220 - Tea Protocol: Rewarding Open-Source Heroes | Timothy Lewis ( @teaprotocol ) In this episode of DevNTell, Narb is joined by Timothy Lewis, the Co-Founder & CEO of Tea Protocol. They discuss Tea Protocol, the permissionless network powering the future of open source by anchoring it in cryptography and turning every signed commit into part of a global economy. In this episode you can expect to: • Learn all about Tea Protocol: their Layer 2 for open source, the teaRank system for valuing dependencies, and how they are enabling direct, permissionless rewards for developers through cryptographic commit signatures. • Enjoy a discussion around AI-first development, the challenges of supply chain attacks on package registries, and why simple English is becoming the new syntax. Watch the full episode today👇 devntell.com/podcast/tea-pr…
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Developer DAO (🧱, 🚀)
Developer DAO (🧱, 🚀)@developer_dao·
Have you signed up for DevNTell this week? 🎙️ Tomorrow, we'll be joined by @TheRealJavyLo who is a fractional CMO/CRO who helps B2B tech and tech-enabled service companies build predictable, scalable go-to-market engines 🔥 📋 RSVP today luma.com/ca5it5dr
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Developer DAO (🧱, 🚀)
Developer DAO (🧱, 🚀)@developer_dao·
🎙️ "Me and my wife lost our three youngest kids to undiagnosed disease...and we wanted to make sure as much as we can, that other families, other kids don't end up in the same situation" Hear the story behind the founding of the @WilhelmFound from co-founder Mikk Cederroth
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DevNTell
DevNTell@devntellxyz·
New episode drop EP. 219 - Fighting Rare Disease on Undiagnosed Day In this episode of DevNTell, Narb welcomes AI Scientist @ScienceStanley and @WilhelmFound co-founder @MikkCederroth to discuss the challenges and innovations in diagnosing rare diseases. The conversation surrounds Undiagnosed Day, helping highlight the millions living with conditions yet to be identified. In this episode you can expect to: • Learn all about Undiagnosed Day, the Wilhelm Foundation and the work being done to help combat rare disease. • Learn about the The Undiagnosed Hackathon which is an unique event that brings together families, international experts, and high-tech tools to solve complex medical puzzles and push scientific boundaries. • Enjoy a discussion around how Decentralized Science (DeSci) and open-source AI can offer potential solutions to data fragmentation and compliance issues, enabling broader collaboration and faster diagnostic results. Watch the full episode today👇 devntell.com/podcast/fighti…
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Narb | narbeh.eth@narb_s·
I think it would be pretty cool if you could use an idle @tesla as an inference box. Scenario: you have your car parked at home charging (connected to you home wifi) but it has an exposed API (over local network) that you can use to access Grok for inference (could be a subscription service thing or something out of the box). I’m fairly certain it has the hardware onboard to be able to support what I have in mind but obviously locked down. That’s a lot of idle compute just sitting there. Given the state of the hardware/gpu market, I could probably get like 4 Nvidia 6000 Blackwell pros for 40k+ or a model 3 for around the same price. The latter I at least get a car 😅
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Hedera
Hedera@hedera·
Introducing the Hedera AI Studio Agent Bounty Campaign! 🗓️ May 18 – June 21, 2026 Build AI agents that can transact using the Hedera Agent Kit or Agentic Payments MCP. 🧑‍💻 Weekly bounties 🏆 Real prizes 🛠️ Shipping required Winners announced July 13. Full details 🧵👇
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Katerina
Katerina@katerinaviko·
if you are wondering who is becoming a Robinhood of DeFi, listen to the episode we just filmed. we talk about why DeFi has been inaccessible for most people, how @Ask_ORO can fix it without the risk, and why the next billion users won’t even know they’re on-chain. thank you @narb_s for hosting! 🤝
Developer DAO (🧱, 🚀)@developer_dao

DevNTell - Exploring Agentic AI for DeFi: How @Ask_ORO Turns Chat into On-Chain Action feat. Co-Founder @katerinaviko x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

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Developer DAO (🧱, 🚀)
Developer DAO (🧱, 🚀)@developer_dao·
Have you signed up for DevNTell this week? 🎙️ Tomorrow, we'll be joined by @Ask_ORO Co-Founder @katerinaviko who will be introducing us to the ORO AI companion that helps turn your words into onchain execution🔥 📋 RSVP today luma.com/wg5gje3x
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meowy🦀
meowy🦀@me256ow·
gm gm, i'm actively looking for a full-time engineering role. open to full-stack, rust / backend, frontend, founding, solutions eng, forward deployed eng, devrel, or AI-native product. 5+ years writing full-stack code in web3. most recently real-time systems, on-chain protocols, and AI-native tooling. previously devrel engineer at consensys (metamask, infura, linea). a few things i've built recently: >> gulfwatch : real-time solana program observability in rust. bounded mpsc with backpressure, 9+ exploit detection rules, and an MCP server so claude and other agents can query mainnet directly. 151 tests, mainnet-validated against raydium and jupiter. >> raffl : on-chain raffle protocol on solana. anchor + switchboard VRF for verifiable winner selection. no operator, no admin override. full-stack with next.js + privy. >> mewtui : terminal-based code editor in rust. real PTY shell, tree-sitter highlighting, 20 themes, live on crates. >> helius wallet-history latency challenge : 4-phase parallel fetch pipeline drops busy wallets from 262s to 80s with lamport-exact PnL. most of what i build comes from wanting to understand the layer underneath. rust runtime, solana account model, custom protocols, MCP, agent-facing APIs. i like dropping into something i don't fully know yet and shipping a working version of it. if your team is hiring around full-stack, rust, web3 infra, devrel/solution eng, forward deployed engineering or AI-native engineering. And this looks aligned, I'm open to chat!
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Kleomedes
Kleomedes@KleomedesCloud·
If you’re wondering how working with us could actually strengthen your protocols data integrity, just watch this clip from our episode with @narb_s from @devntellxyz
DevNTell@devntellxyz

If you're into DIY infra and web3, this DevNTell episode is for you! EP. 218 - Exploring Web3 DIY infrastructure with @KleomedesCloud In this episode of DevNTell, Narb welcomes @book_of_healing (BD) and Marco Rinaldi (Founder) from Kelomedes, a Web3 sovereign infrastructure provider. They explore the transition of Kleomedes from a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) to a private company, the challenges of decentralized infrastructure, and their innovative approach to building high-performance, cost-effective bare metal blockchain nodes. In this episode you can expect to: • Learn all about Kleomedes, including the origin story behind the company, where they are now and their north star vision • Enjoy a discussion around decentralized physical infrastructure, security, optimizations and more Watch the full episode today👇 devntell.com/podcast/explor…

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Developer DAO (🧱, 🚀)
Developer DAO (🧱, 🚀)@developer_dao·
Get a peek into the future of Agentic AI for DeFi 🎙️ This week on DevNTell, we'll be joined by @Ask_ORO Co-Founder @katerinaviko who will be introducing us to the ORO AI companion that helps turn your words into onchain execution🔥 📅 May 15th 📋 RSVP today luma.com/wg5gje3x
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Developer DAO (🧱, 🚀)
Developer DAO (🧱, 🚀)@developer_dao·
👉 A new minor version of @futexlabs fixed size string library just dropped! The latest version now works on Rust stable channels, improves existing trait implementations, adds new trait implementations, and integrates with SQLx, a popular Rust library for MySQL, Postgres, and Sqlite. Features requiring the nightly toolchain are now gated behind a feature called “nightly”. Check it out the library today using the link in the comment below👇
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pbillingsby
pbillingsby@pbillingsby_·
Who is hiring devrel's? Asking for myself
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