Ok, it seems I mixed up the acronyms, I thought SSG stands for server-side generated. What I actually mean is, that there is a difference between SSR with reac

Ok, it seems I mixed up the acronyms, I thought SSG stands for server-side generated. What I actually mean is, that there is a difference between SSR with react, which requires some kind of rehydration on the client, in contrast to a website generated by, e.g., PHP on the server, which doesn't require this. The PHP website doesn't require the client to rehydrate and produces less load on the client. With the disadvantage, that a subsequent page view requires again a full load, while the SSR loaded react page, doesn't require that. I didn't check the HN code yet, but it feels like a server- side generated website and not a SSR delivered react (or similar js framework) website...