There's no real way to tell what the problem is from the information they provided. They would need to generate a flamegraph to identify what's going on. These

There's no real way to tell what the problem is from the information they provided. They would need to generate a flamegraph to identify what's going on. These type of issues aren't that uncommon with monolithic codebases, and releases every morning aren't good practice. I tried to reach out to their email but I expect they still have my email on a auto-discard rule from when they banned me years ago without reason, response, due process, etc following posting an issue on their github which appears to now have been removed. I don't see them getting much additional help given I'm not the only one that was treated that way. The project in general is fairly closed and has been and how they treat the people that want to help, and the lack of controls for auditing people with privileged access. Not something I'd participate in moving forward with what I know. They can figure out how to use a flamegraph themselves. I was professional and they weren't so I have no impetus to help them in the least. I really wish Lichess would stop showing up in my HN feed. Its been almost 4 or 5 years, but you always remember the people that wrong you.