I wonder what the author means by programming language "academic research".
None of the mentioned deficiencies of Go (anon lambdas/TCO) is the product of any new academic research and have been around for a very long time (see Lisp).
Most PL academic research goes into Haskell/ML , and we know how useful they really are. (Monads/Type inferencing , anyone?)
Most PL academic research goes into Haskell/ML , and we know how useful they really are. (Monads/Type inferencing , anyone?)