Errors come directly solutions from Stack Overflow.
Note: This is a terrible idea for multiple reasons: Your exception message might contain private data and it's going to be sent to stack overflow servers. The exception page will come up with a bit more delay because of the additional request to the SO APIs (at least until I update this to an AJAX request). Also good luck getting errors if your internet is down.
But it's cool, so why not. Just use at your own risk.
For a simple integration with Laravel 5 follow this tutorial by Matt Stauffer, but require this in composer:
"casinelli/whoops-overflow" : "~1.2"Check out the original library (with docs) here: filp/whoops.