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by andruc 1528 days ago
You can see for yourself with the provided Pagespeed metrics that the root document was served in around 30ms (corresponding to TTFB).

If you can elaborate on how statically-served HTML would render orders of magnitude faster than server-sider-rendered HTML with a similar response time, I'd love to hear it.

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Unless the server runs at negative cycles per second, more cycles means more time taken. Did i miss-math?
You've shown a way to add multiples of ~0.0000000003 seconds to the time but haven't explained how the page is going to go from .01 seconds to 1.0 seconds as a result when TTFB is 0.03 seconds.