Antoni Wuczyński

Selected Work

Evaluating Quantum and Classical Random Number Generators

randeval: A Unified Python Framework for Generation, Extraction and Statistical Testing

A. Wuczyński — MEng Computer Science, University College London

Abstract (excerpt)

Randomness underpins cryptography, simulation and machine learning, yet its quality varies widely across families. Judging that quality is harder than it looks, since the verdict depends on the test battery, the sample size and the extractor, and no single tool takes a source from generation through extraction to testing in one place. This dissertation asks whether quantum generators produce measurably better randomness than classical alternatives, and builds a unified framework to answer it.

randeval

MEng dissertation, UCL

github.com/AntoniWuczynski/randeval

Office Building

Your coding agents at desks, one floor per repo

github.com/AntoniWuczynski/officeBuilding

brain

Persistent memory for AI assistants. Plain markdown in your own git repo, not a vendor’s database.

github.com/AntoniWuczynski/brain-template

Chronoguessr

Guess where and when a historical photo was taken

chronoguessr.wuczynski.com

Nights

What’s on tonight across London, Prague and Warsaw

nights.wuczynski.com

Driving Roads

Komoot for drivers

driving-roads.wuczynski.com

QUARTERLY REVIEW: a fever dream

Browser fps game, compete for time

quarterly.wuczynski.com

Curio

Fun corners of the web, collected

curio.wuczynski.com

Education

University College London

MEng Computer Science, graduated 2026.

Medical University of Warsaw

Left after two years after realising I don’t want to be a doctor.

Work

Vividata

Aviation operations software for an airline client: maintenance and scheduling dashboards over millions of rows of legacy AIMS, AMOS and SAP data.

TypeScript, React, tRPC, Postgres, ClickHouse and AWS, from requirements through deployment and client demos.

Also a GenAI proposal platform a law firm uses daily, an internal RAG tool, and statistical delay propagation for spotting knock-on delays.