That!

Also, 'git reset' is only dangerous in some modes, e.g., --hard. It's a user experience nightmare to have the same command be nice in one case and dangerous in another, depending on an option parameter. It is a very useful command, so it's likely that you accidentally lose your local changes the one day when you're a bit tired, maybe.

Also, 'git checkout' is used for many good things like, well, checkout. To abuse it also for reverting local changes is a user experience nightmare, too. It should have a different command for that functionality.