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This is a timely article for me. I was consulting Joe Decuir's Engineering Notebooks just yesterday and wondered if these sorts of notebooks were a common thing
by JetSetIlly 8mo ago
This is a timely article for me. I was consulting Joe Decuir's Engineering Notebooks just yesterday and wondered if these sorts of notebooks were a common thing or whether it was just Atari.
Joe Decuir was an engineer at Atari and was involved with the development of the 2600. His notebooks can be useful references for the 2600, even to this day.
https://archive.org/details/JoeDecuirEngineeringNotebook1977 https://archive.org/details/JoeDecuirEngineeringNotebook1977
https://archive.org/details/JoeDecuirEngineeringNotebook1978 https://archive.org/details/JoeDecuirEngineeringNotebook1978
- rramadass 8mo agoNice! Thanks for posting this find.
- binarygit 8mo agoLooks like even Joe needed some time to adjust using an engineering notebook. He muses about how habits are difficult to change and that it might take him time to adjust to this notebook, and then goes on to wonder why this notebook was assigned and what kind of things he should document here.