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One of the most effective things to do in coding (and many other things) is to always do a self-review: Before you turn over a changeset for review, review it as if you were reviewing some one else's code.

It sounds superfluous, but it works very well as it saves time and frustration by allowing you to quickly fix the stuff that wouldn't pass review anyway.

The LLM as a judge-concept works in a similar way. Instead of "give a good answer", the task and perspective is "does this make sense?", which is very different.