Can you guess what saeips means?

saeips.py

#!/usr/bin/env python3

###############
# Todays challenge was to write code that is unreadable enough
# to be rejected by any sane person but still have a working version.
#
# How can we make this more dumb?
# ...I think in 2 hours I will already have a hard time reading this.
###############

import os
import sys
from pathlib import Path
from string import Template
from lib.sh import ln, mkdir, install, chown
from itertools import chain, dropwhile 

home = sys.argv[1]
trgt = sys.argv[2]
shinc = 'activate'
sysout = Path(trgt, shinc)
usrout = Path(home, shinc)
tmpl = Path('./activate.in')
setupdir = Path(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)))
vars = {'location': trgt}
print(mkdir('-pv', trgt))
chown('root:users',trgt)
comps = list(map(lambda q: q.name, filter(lambda u: u.is_dir() and 'leagcy' not in u.name and '.git' not in u.name, setupdir.iterdir())))
for d in comps:
    print('dir: ' + os.path.join(trgt,d))
    print(mkdir('-pv', os.path.join(trgt,d)))
    chown('root:users',os.path.join(trgt,d))
fmap = []
for f in filter(lambda y: y.is_file(), chain.from_iterable(map(lambda a: a.iterdir(), map(lambda z: Path(setupdir, z),comps)))):
    fmap.append((f, Path(trgt,*list(dropwhile(lambda x: x not in comps, f.parts)))))
run = map(lambda d: install('--group=users', '-v', '-C', str(d[0]), str(d[1])), fmap)
for r in run:
    print(r)
with open(tmpl) as tpl:
    with open(sysout, 'w') as acf:
        acf.write(Template(tpl.read()).substitute(vars))
ln('-svf' ,str(sysout), str(usrout))