That seems almost ridiculous? You commit code that you wrote and then Code Review your commit and then verify it? Doesn't that happen as part of the original commit by common sense?
But you wouldn't commit that as there are multiple tools to review a commit before you literally stamp your name on that commit? Otherwise you are generating noise for your teammates.
In practice, reviewing your own code in a different context really makes a difference, at least for me. Not sure why, but I always notice things I wouldn't before. The same effects holds true even for regular text - as much as I try, proofreading my writing in editor yields subpar results compared to reading a submitted message, I simply fail to notice even the most blatant mistakes. I wonder if this effect has a name.
