Daniel Smith

@twindus Do you have the CCA order for spherical basis sets? I think its 0, -/+ 1, ... On that particular topic there is the fun question of what to...

From discussion with @wadejong and @cryos this week at Berkeley I think we are leaning towards having purely the CCA standard within the schema. This puts some additional effort upfront,...

I believe this is part of the change where the base schema starts with a list and looks like the following: ```python [ "spec_version", { ...input_one }, { ...input_two },...

I think Psi4 could natively support this, but other codes would require calling wrappers which might as well be moved to other program layers rather than baking into the spec...

I think this goes back to what the scope of the schema project really is. Talking to folks who have implemented successful schema's before have indicated that projects which are...

Agreed, we might want to roll this into our units tech as well as that follows a similar format.

Another way to store large arrays is to hold the binary data directly: ``` { 'data': b'\xf3

As a note you can use single quotes to do a verbatim `["BASE64/float32", ....]`. Or you can use triple single quotes to do code blocks with syntax highlighting: ```python import...

Putting compression inside the spec itself could cause quite a few issues of interoperability as these libraries can be relatively heavy to import into languages. Why not just compress the...

Should probably make a separate issue about how to integrate the new python-based T1/T2 amplitude read so that the ASCII text parsing can be deprecated here.