So the tricky part is, which patterns are actually strong enough yet not necessarily obtrusive, so that you can start applying them early on? That’s a million dollar question.

That’s what experience is for. Design patterns aren’t rules for a reason - they have a time and a place to apply them.

It’s difficult to say exactly when you should use any given pattern much less a pattern “generally.” Typically it’s when “it’s better to use it then when it’s not” which is very hand-wavy.

It takes experience to be able to say “ahh, what I’m doing here is a good match for a ______ pattern given what I want to accomplish”.

What I will say is that if you’re doing professional development (rather than something experimental or for personal use) then it’s likely you will want to at least consider using a pattern if one exists that matches your use-case. And understand why you do or don’t follow said pattern.

“plant-based” is not “meat”. Are there “meat-based plants?”

All food is comprised of “chemicals”.

The main reason the original trilogy was so successful is because they were very well made movies made in a time when well made movies hadn’t even been done yet.

That’s certainly a take…

There’s actually a lot of plant based meat that are chemical / preservative free

Literally everything in this sentence is wrong.

Woodworkers use the “metric system” all the time it seems. “Thousandths of an inch” is a common unit.

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It’s not hard to find… you click the big yellow “Sign Up” button and it will show you a price list

This is the first I’ve heard of kagi. It looks interesting and I’m sick of scrolling past a page of “sponsored links”.

How have you found it?

All they had to do was add sms to one of their chat apps, and people would have migrated over word of mouth for the extra features slowly overtime.

You just described “Google Hangouts”.

Elon and Trump are fairly unique in that context usually makes it worse.

But clearly people’s right not to be subject to psychological experiments without their consent is being violated.

I’m not sure if this is sarcasm or not…