Erlang has had these "popular patterns" for decades. And all languages that ignore them, making devs reimplement them, poorly, with third-party libs and ad-hoc solutions.
Most all of them can be implemented as single lines of code in Python.
I’m sure there were a lot of assembly programs that used the “call stack pattern”. I’m sure there are a lot of C programs that abuse struct packing to do inheritance (the “class pattern”, sometimes with crappy vtables) or the preprocessor to do “templates”. And even in Python, you’ve got to use the visitor pattern due to single dispatch.