What is the safest way to leave my MacBook on 24/7 with macOS Mojave?

I used to use sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 25 to try setting my MacBook to hibernate instead of sleep, so that it pulls power away from the RAM/hard drives, etc. and puts the laptop into a proper sleep. A few major updates ago (maybe El Capitan), pmset ... 25 no longer worked to set my MacBook into hibernate/safe sleep. I'm using a MacBook 13" from 2017. Is hibernate no longer supported on this model? After hearing about the defect in the 15-inch MacBooks from 2017, I have to admit that I'm concerned they'll find an issue with 13-inch MacBooks as well, and I want to be as safe as possible. I use a lot of applications whose state needs to be maintained across many days for development and testing, so shutting down my computer every day is not efficient nor is it a viable option. Here is my pmset -g custom after running sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 25 to try enabling hibernate mode again:

-g custom

Battery Power: lidwake 1 autopoweroff 1 standbydelayhigh 86400 autopoweroffdelay 28800 proximitywake 0 standby 1 standbydelaylow 10800 ttyskeepawake 1 highstandbythreshold 50 powernap 0 gpuswitch 2 hibernatefile /var/vm/sleepimage hibernatemode 25 displaysleep 5 sleep 180 tcpkeepalive 1 halfdim 1 acwake 0 lessbright 1 disksleep 10 AC Power: lidwake 1 autopoweroff 1 standbydelayhigh 86400 autopoweroffdelay 28800 proximitywake 1 standby 1 standbydelaylow 10800 ttyskeepawake 1 hibernatemode 25 powernap 1 gpuswitch 2 hibernatefile /var/vm/sleepimage highstandbythreshold 50 womp 1 displaysleep 10 networkoversleep 0 sleep 10 tcpkeepalive 1 halfdim 1 acwake 0 disksleep 10

-g cap

Capabilities for AC Power: displaysleep disksleep sleep womp acwake lidwake halfdim gpuswitch standby standbydelayhigh standbydelaylow highstandbythreshold powernap ttyskeepawake hibernatemode hibernatefile autopoweroff tcpkeepalive autopoweroffdelay proximitywake