[deleted] comments on The raw-experience dogma: Dissolving the “qualia” problem

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python:

{'x': y}
['x', 'y']

Lua:

{x='y'}
{'x','y'}

Also, lots of syntax differences (end, then, do, function, whitespace, elseif, etc). They are similar in that they are dynamic languages. I don’t think anything was particularly inspired by anything else.

[MBlume]

Ah, ok, in python {‘x’, ‘y’} would denote an unordered set containing ‘x’ and ‘y’, I assumed a correspondence.

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lua unordered sets are a bit more verbose:

{x = true, y = true}