Isn't variable name length a factor there? There's a dogma that variable names should be super descriptive, but I came to programming from science where X, y,

Isn't variable name length a factor there? There's a dogma that variable names should be super descriptive, but I came to programming from science where X, y, phi, gamma can be both highly generic and ambiguous and highly meaningful (everyone knows what X@beta means). I try to find those opportunities elsewhere. Or at very least start a function that takes an `employee_qualifies_for_a_bonus` argument and immediately say `eqlf_bonus = employee_qualifies_for_a_bonus`. There's a time for understanding the domain and a time for understanding code. I