One simple hack is to have multiple google accounts .. preferably on separate machines .. sync your code through GitHub and ssh into different machine .. kinda clean ..
But .. at some point ..when you feel it is value .. you would want to pay to increase your quota .. at the end ...it is like having fifty juinor deves at your command .. might as well send them some SATs :-)
Yeah, that makes sense. I just need a bit more experience with it before I pay. But so far it's been working well, until I hit some limitations. And if things keep going this way, I'd definitely pay for it. Do you also build larger projects with it?
In every repo you work ... Ask it to create a GEMINI.md file .. and put all instructions there .. like do a consitenceny check for specs , tests and code as soon as you start Gemini .. helps to save lots of tokens and time ..
Yeah, that's how I hit the limit. Let it write automated tests with pytest and follow some established coding conventions. 😬
