"Stand and die". Burn rate. ARM RACE. let me stand and die like a Taiwanese!

 

黃涵榆四點開始開票，目前看來，沒有任何一席罷得掉，連貪污停職的高虹安都可能罷不掉。臺灣選民顯然選擇中國持續操控臺灣政局，我有生之年會看到臺灣人自己摧毀自己的民主體制。我會努力好好活著，帶著尊嚴站著死去，let me stand and die like a Taiwanese!

AI Overview

"Stand and die" is a phrase often associated with a desperate last stand, a refusal to retreat in the face of overwhelming odds. It can refer to a specific military order given during the Korean War to hold the Pusan Perimeter. It also has broader applications, describing a situation where one is willing to face death rather than surrender or retreat, as seen in historical and fictional contexts. 

Here's a breakdown of the phrase's different contexts

Burn rate is a measure of how quickly a company is spending its cash, typically expressed as a monthly amount. It's a key metric for understanding a company's financial health, especially for startups that may not be profitable initially. A high burn rate can indicate a company is spending too aggressively, while a low burn rate may suggest a more conservative approach.