122: I Just YOLO'd It

Mar 10, 2026 97m

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Ian and Aaron discuss their trip to Laracon EU, the all-new Solo, using the AI SDK for Outro, "poker propaganda", Gen-Z Abby's 2004 camera, and so much more.

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(00:00) - Europe Can't Contain Us
(07:04) - Poker Propaganda
(12:34) - Laracon EU Recap
(17:42) - Good Feedback
(23:07) - Big Solo Update
(42:03) - What's Next for Solo
(01:01:20) - The Worktrees Question
(01:10:57) - The Finalized Skill
(01:17:28) - Outro & Gopher
(01:26:43) - New Deadlines Are Coming
(01:31:25) - 2004 Camera

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Return from Laracon EU

Ian and Aaron are back in North America after attending Laracon EU. They discuss their travels, jet lag, and poker games, sharing anecdotes and humorous experiences from the trip.

Poker Propaganda and Winning Strategies

The hosts delve into their poker experiences, sharing how they initially won big but also lost some money. They emphasize the importance of having fun while gambling, even if it means losing some cash.

The Launch of Solo

A significant portion of the episode focuses on the latest developments with Solo, the new software Ian is building. They discuss updates to the app and how the integration with Laravel's AI SDK enhances its functionality.

Exciting Future for Solo

Ian and Aaron speculate on future updates and features of Solo, aiming to refine the app further and create a smooth user experience. The discussion revolves around potential features like workspaces, split panes, and universal chat.

Generational Tech Contrast

In a light-hearted segment, they discuss Gen-Z Abby and her nostalgic use of a 2004 camera at the Laracon EU party, which prompts Ian to reflect on the generational contrast in technology usage.