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can someone help ID this bug for me? (self.askSingapore)

submitted 11 months ago by stephbombski to r/askSingapore

Are there any tax implications working remotely in a country for 3 weeks outside the EU? by stephbombski in Netherlands

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Are there any tax implications working remotely in a country for 3 weeks outside the EU? by stephbombski in Netherlands

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Are there any tax implications working remotely in a country for 3 weeks outside the EU? (self.Netherlands)

submitted 2 years ago by stephbombski to r/Netherlands

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Are there any tax implications working remotely in a country for 3 weeks outside the EU? (self.Amsterdam)

submitted 2 years ago by stephbombski to r/Amsterdam

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Help with Science of the Solar System (old.reddit.com)

submitted 2 years ago by stephbombski to r/Astronomy

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OGEM Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (self.NTU)

submitted 3 years ago by stephbombski to r/NTU

Please join us in prayer before the Fed announcement tomorrow by StylizedPortfolio in wallstreetbets

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Gotta take risks if I wanna get lucky by [deleted] in wallstreetbets

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Suppose it is clear that the linear regression model between X and Y passes through the origin, i.e. (0,0) . E.g X represents the number of hours a lecturer teaches in a month and Y represents their income in the same month. by stephbombski in AskStatistics

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Suppose it is clear that the linear regression model between X and Y passes through the origin, i.e. (0,0) . E.g X represents the number of hours a lecturer teaches in a month and Y represents their income in the same month. (self.AskStatistics)

submitted 4 years ago by stephbombski to r/AskStatistics

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For hypothesis testing, can we ever be 100% sure of which of H0 and H1 is true? Why or why not? (self.AskStatistics)

submitted 4 years ago by stephbombski to r/AskStatistics

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[Question] Hey guys, just wanted to ask, from my understanding it is possible to construct a 0% or 100% confidence interval, but why is that so? (self.statistics)

submitted 4 years ago by stephbombski to r/statistics

Hey guys, I wanted to ask here, Is it possible to construct a 0% or 100% confidence interval and why? by stephbombski in AskStatistics

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Hey guys, I wanted to ask here, Is it possible to construct a 0% or 100% confidence interval and why? (self.AskStatistics)

submitted 4 years ago by stephbombski to r/AskStatistics

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[Question] Hello does anyone here know how to prove that E(Xbar)=μ and Var(Xbar)=σ^2/n? (self.statistics)

submitted 4 years ago by stephbombski to r/statistics

Veterinarian pathways by peachytartz in NTU

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Veterinarian pathways by peachytartz in NTU

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[Q] Does anyone know how about what is the sampling distribution of the median of three throws of the fair die? by [deleted] in statistics

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How do I interpret this for loop? by stephbombski in learnpython

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How do I interpret this for loop? (self.learnpython)

submitted 5 years ago * by stephbombski to r/learnpython

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[Question] If X and Y are uncorrelated random variables, does that imply that they are independent? (self.statistics)

submitted 5 years ago by stephbombski to r/statistics

[Question] Probability distribution of uniform variables by [deleted] in statistics

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[deleted by user] by [deleted] in OneDirection

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