Dev begs AI labs: align rate-limit resets with sleep cycles, not 2-hour waits
mimi10v3 · x · 2026-10-01
A heavy AI user complains that rate-limit reset times don't align with human sleep cycles: a one-to-two-hour wait is too short to justify sleeping but long enough to keep chasing, and she's stayed up 24 hours straight doing so — which is especially bad for her bipolar management.
Her point: resetting quotas on schedules that fit sleep cycles would be far healthier for the many users stuck in this loop.
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