New to 5e, only have the free PDF. Waiting on my hoard from Amazon.
It appears you can cast as many Cantrips as you like, no rest required.
is this correct?
Thank you.
Yes, a cantrip is a spell that can be cast at-will. It is not written in your spellbook and you cannot change them once learned so choose carefully.
Thanks!
But still not infinite though, that would be too OP I guess, so we have to have caster nerf!
When are we going to get casters that really feel magicky all the time. I'm not asking for infinity and beyond, that would be too anime Disney wuxia. I'm just talking plain and simple infinity, you know like normal omega, not that poser omega prime or aleph tramp. The kind of infinity that just takes it to the limit, let's you get in, get out and get the job done, leaving you satisfied and fulfilled but also a little curious, that maybe, just maybe, if you run the numbers again some day you might be able to squeeze out a little more; that little hint, or glimmer of promise that lures you back again, to roll the dice and give it another go, so it's magic again.
That'd be just divine. Or arcane. You get the idea.
They're not really infinite; you can only cast them until you reach 0 hp, then you're done. 
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because of you Macv12 now I'm imagining a town where instead of a tinker gnome-clock to keep time, they have a sorcerer who cast minor illusion of a clock with the hand showing second moving every 6 second (every time he cast a new minor illusion) and every hour some firework are present in the background of the clock
Edit: actually make him a illusionist wizard, so he can also do the sound at the same time.