Each time (e.g., Rust, Go, Carbon, Cppfront, ...) before clicking, I hope that people would remember that Pascal pointer syntax is better than C's convoluted '*' and '->' and '.'. So far, I've been disappointed. I mean:

    'p.x'   just like 'p.x' in C, but
    'p^'    instead of '*p' and 
    'p^.x'  instead of 'p->x' and 
    'p^^.x' instead of '(*p)->x'.

Just admit it: Pascal is nice, clean, compositional, and less surprising.

Don't you remember? Or do you honestly think that C syntax is better?*