Can I ignore these E:M xxxx (yyyy blocks) messages?

These E:M xxxx (yyyy blocks) messages appear after I grow the init.js script with more functions:

[Mar 18 14:48:40.958] esp_main.c:174 Mongoose OS 2.17.0 (20200317-033536/2.17.0-gc31a745)
[Mar 18 14:48:40.973] esp_main.c:178 CPU: ESP8266EX, 160 MHz, RAM: 52248 total, 49580 free
[Mar 18 14:48:40.974] esp_main.c:180 SDK 2.2.1(1247cc5); flash: 4M
[Mar 18 14:48:40.974] esp_exc.c:211 Reset cause: 6 (sys reset)
[Mar 18 14:48:40.982] mg_lwip_ev_mgr.c:77 Mongoose 6.16, LwIP 1.4.1
[Mar 18 14:48:40.982] mg_ssl_if_mbedtls.c:57 mbed TLS 2.16.3-cesanta9

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[Mar 18 14:48:41.265] mgos_init.c:36 Init done, RAM: 52248 total, 42176 free, 42192 min free
[Mar 18 14:48:41.373] E:M 12865 (1609 blocks)

Can I just ignore them? Any hints, please?

Basically it means you are going out of memory (the system could not allocate 12865 bytes).

But, after that, the firmware still functions. Can I ignore it?