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Honestly, I think it was probably a few users abusing the system like crazy. I've been building with Gemini CLI the past few days and had an increasing amount o
by sva_ 8mo ago
Honestly, I think it was probably a few users abusing the system like crazy. I've been building with Gemini CLI the past few days and had an increasing amount of issues getting a request through.
The GH issue trackers were full of people bitching and moaning about it. I think it might be a worse thing to alienate your users who use your product in the intended way - through Google's tooling.
But I agree the 0 strike rule seems really excessive.
It is also a possible scenario that a single individual sets up 10+ AI Pro subscriptions to blast through tokens like crazy - not sure how the economics of the daily allowances compare to the API pricing here.
- lelanthran 8mo ago> Honestly, I think it was probably a few users abusing the system like crazy. It's not unusual that 10% of users use up 80% of the capacity; first saw this when home internet started getting ubiquitous. By dropping the problematic 10%, the remaining 90% are: a. Much happier, and b. Much more profitable for the provider. Resulting in a sustainable service for those who don't abuse the hell out o the ToS/FUP.