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> it also shows that Google did not plan for rate limiting / throttling of high usage customers. There is a (pretty generous and imo reasonable) request quota
by sva_ 8mo ago
> it also shows that Google did not plan for rate limiting / throttling of high usage customers.
There is a (pretty generous and imo reasonable) request quota that reset every 24h
- hn_throw2025 8mo agoThere is consensus on r/gemini that the window is a matter of hours now, not 24h. I subscribe to the AI Pro plan. I knew of a published limit of 100 Pro prompts per day, but before this month it seemed they were relaxed about it. I have now started to be rate limited on Pro when nowhere near that quota, due to too many prompts within a short time window (probably due to short prompts and not aggregating my questions). So now I use the Thinking (basically Flash) model and bump up to Pro for certain queries only. There will always be a minority who spoil it for the majority.
- sva_ 8mo agoI don't know why you rely on some Reddit consensus when you can just open Gemini CLI and enter /stats to get the confirmation that you get 200 Pro requests per 24h, and the counter starts when you do your first request. Unless there is something I'm missing
- hn_throw2025 8mo agoIf it was a daily quota issue, I would have been notified and unable to use more Pro requests until the 24hr period had reset. This was a temporary rate limit and it told me to try again at a specified time which wasn’t far away. That’s different. However, it could have been because of a temporary capacity issue. I hope so.
- 8note 8mo agoi stopped using gemini altogether for a bit because it was continuously getting capacity issues every evening.