> If you mistype it and nuke more than the last commit, that's also a bit bad - and fairly easily done.
If you ever run into this, you can use `git reflog` to see the history of your local actions. It's possible to revert almost any action with it.
Reset a few commits that you've never pushed to remote? No worries! Just go to `git reflog`, find a point before it happened, and `git reset` to it.
$ git reset --hard HEAD^^ # OOPS
$ git reflog
c48300f3 (HEAD -> master) HEAD@{0}: reset: moving to HEAD^^
527e26e0 (origin/master) HEAD@{1}: commit: air-interpreter-wasm = "=0.14.10"
$ git reset --hard HEAD@{1}