Shygost stuff
http://www.spinnaker.com/~waynec/go/Shygost/FridayLectures/
Video lectures
Questions from actual play, pdf lectures by Haruyama 9p
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Link collection complete. 
EDIT: to make this revival not completely useless 
here is a slightly more modern link list created by @pseudocalm
The essays are
- The Interplay of Intuition and Brute-Force Analysis in Go, Richard Bozulich
- Chess and Go: A Comparison, " "
- Increasing Your Concentration and Powers of Analysis through Visualization, " "
- Microgo, " "
- Richard Bozulich on Kissinger on China and Go (PDF)
- Go and the `Three Games’, William Pinckard
- Some Senryu about Go, " "
- Go in the Classics, Donald Potter
- The Three Virtues of Go, " "
- Einstein and Go, Robert A. McCallister
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It’s called a “directory” but it’s really only a couple of links about sanrensei (not that that’s a bad thing).
https://gobase.org/studying/articles/
Ingrid’s 2009-10 Wordpress Go blog Shicho. Ingrid is still active on OGS.
Lose 100 Games, a 2008-11 Go blog on Blogspot.
nachtrabe’s blogs:
By the way, it’d be helpful if someone else could post in this thread since I’m probably approaching edit lockout and I’m at the three-post freeze.
Go Sensations: news from the online Go community 2006-15
There are such projects as Katrain and AI Sensei to review your Go games. Is there something similar for chess?
I’m sure it was sarcastic, but the answer is stockfish.
I’ve mostly used the Stockfish analysis that is built into lichess:
There are also various programs you can download depending on your needs, for instance Nibbler if you want to analyze with Leela Chess Zero:
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