There actually is a custom Eq instance for Process.

Closing.

I think it could be considered cheating for all katas where the difficulty lies in the forbidden words. Or it could be considered that any such kata should forbid networking to begin with.

Well, you can do web requests in many other languages too (probably the easiest in Python). So it's nothing new ;-)

Though it's only useful if you're using this to make use of a more powerful language (Python and Mathematica, I'm looking at you ;-)). Besides, the time limit is still there, and you'll be adding network latency by this, so it's not going to always work ;-)

(I guess some people might consider it cheating, but it's not straight out targeting at the test framework so whatever)

I do most of my coding in vim (terminal, not the CW vim mode). It was pretty trivial to convert it

to turn EVIL DOOR LUCK FOOD into ["EVIL", "DOOR", "LUCK", "FOOD"] in vim just takes

:s/[A-Z]\+/"&",/g | s/.*/[&]/