Giaccari Luigi’s Blog

I finally come back to my computer, I just wanted to spend a word for all the people suffering this tragedy.

Especially for all those students , that like me , were planning a future that just disappear in that horrible night.

I will never forget the students’ house crashing 50 meters next to my home. I don’t want to forget, how can this happen?

I hope justice will make his way trough this, but I am afraid it is the same old story. Justice is like a spider web, only little ones get caught in it.

Hi,

here are proposed a series of works, some of them are almost completed some of them are just ideas. The survey will let me understand which program can be more requested, so I can concentrate more time on it.

I am also opened to ideas, so if you need something just contact me on my e-mail.

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Me on WebCam

Hi to everybody!

First of  all I would like to thanks the website administrator Nicola, he helped a lot to build this blog.

Well,  you can find more informations about me going to my personal profile page, briefly I am student at l’Aquila univesity, a medium-small town in middle Italy.

Purpose of this website is to be an extension to my Matlab exchange author’s profile. Here there will be published extensions to my products, binary files (which are no more allowed on MEX), surveys on algorithms under work that you’d like to be on MEX and some others features I don’t want to show early. It also possible to make free donations on my account, I am looking for funds since my aid grant will expire on june. I will also take this as a chance to improve my english skills.

I  got my first PC in 2005, the same year I first met Matlab in a numerical analysis course. Despite it  was love at first sight my evalution was the lowest ever. This took me down and I gave up Matlab for a while, but of course my instructor’s rating was even lower than his evaluation.  I finally came back during a FEM course where I definitively uderstood the power of m-code which I like to define ” a programming language for non programmers” or better “the easy way to solve complicate problems”.

Feedback is greatly apprecieted, my utilities are always under developement!  I am also opened to constructive critics.

See you on next post.