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> more if you can default on it I have not seen this use of the word "default" before. Does it mean "not touch"?
by rendall 6y ago
> more if you can default on it
I have not seen this use of the word "default" before. Does it mean "not touch"?
- quietbritishjim 6y agoThey're referring to the "debt" bit of "technical debt". If you default on a loan then that means you did not pay back a payment that is due, at least not on time. If this happens enough in real life you might end up with bankruptcy. If you could default on a loan and suffer no consequences then it might happen more often!
- rendall 6y agoThat makes perfect sense. Thank you