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Thats how I usually approach stressful situations, so I should be fine.

I've always assumed that the failure rate for handing off care to another person and the rate because of long hours must go in favor of long hours. I don't have anything to back this up except the MCAT being designed to check how you perform when tired. Now with electronic records I've been wondering if long hours are still be necessary, assuming I'm right about the failure rates.

I'm sorry about your mother in law regardless.

When I have used it, and I have to for a certain project, it is incredibly slow to resolve depenendcies. Enough so that I go for a walk or do something else for 15 minutes while it thinks about whatever it's doing.

The problem with the entertainment system hack is that the can bus used in vehicles uses a priority system that is designed so that higher priority device can always claim the bus. If I remember correctly the entertainment system hack moved up the priority of the entertainment system on the bus so that it was higher priority than whatever nominally controls the car. A can bus isn't robust against bad actors and should have been air gapped to any external connection.

I learned and was fluent with Mathematica early and learned python later. I still run to Mathematica for doing symbolic analysis because there is basically no impedement between my ideas and the keyboard when I am solving that type of problem. I've moved all my numerical analysis to the scipy system since it is a more natural language for those types of problems.

There is no "right" thing. There may be an optimal thing from the development perspective and an optimal thing from the business perspective. Since the two pieces cannot exist without each other, both parties have to communicate effectively and trust each other to find the optimal decision for the combined problem space which may be sub-optimal when considered separately.

Wisconsin actually has had a "job creator" tax credit since Walker got into office.

Maybe they should invite some other company to their party with the other gender ratio if it is such a problem.

I almost always buy textbooks through alibris. Thier prices are typically much lower than Amazon for used books. Sometimes I have to purchase an international or the next newest edition, but I almost always get out for less than $30. I actually just bought "the dragon book" 2nd edition for $25 shipped.