Add parallelization example in which workers are started from CLI #1064
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Hey,
I briefly wanted to share this example in which workers are started from the CLI. This is an alternative to the existing example, in which workers are started via the SLURM cluster.
Unfortunately, on my machine, this example still raises an exception when shutting down the cluster that I don't know how to fix. However, I thought that the example might be interesting to others, or maybe someone wants to pick it up and finish it, so that I'd share it.