A chat server running on powerful hardware collapsing when handling more than 100 events per second isn’t acceptable. Events scale up based on room activity from non-local users including spammers too. It’s an issue for a server with 12 users too.
https://element.io/blog/scaling-to-millions-of-users-requires-synapse-pro/
Choosing to write the Matrix server software in Python in the first place was a huge mistake. It’s now far harder to develop and maintain the software. It heavily contributes to it being buggy and fragile. It’s the biggest factor in it being so incredibly slow and hard to scale.
I don’t care for the look of giving technical critique to another project from a platform account. I would encourage the GrapheneOS team to switch to personal accounts for such discussions.
It comes off as entitled - which we need less of in open source. I’m learning to recognize what comes off as entitled, because I often come across this way myself. I’m working on it, so I notice it more in others, today.
It also has a junior developer vibe. I’ve found junior developers the most prone to comment “how hard could this really be?” from the sidelines of an effort.