Undo git reset --hard

I purposefully and more or less idiotically executed git reset --hard <hash> in hopes of going back a bit. What I didn’t realize then is that you throw away all the commits between now until <hash>. Not quite what was planned.

After a bit of panic I found the answer:

1. Find your hash using git reflog.
2. Do git cherry-pick <hash> to go back in time.

This saved me a bunch of time, thanks!