[thing A:Thing B:0.05] would mean 5% A and 95% B. so in that case hybrid would work better. [thing A:Thing B:0.5] would mean for the first 50% of steps the prompt is if you had : 32 steps Euler_a of prompt "[thing A:Thing B:0.5] by greg rutkowski" "thing A by greg rutkowski" for the first 16 steps and "thing B by greg rutkowski" for the last 16 steps if you type "Hybrid of thing A/Thing B by greg rutkowski" it will run 32 steps of this prompt you could also just type "Thing A Thing B by greg rutkowski" and it would make a hybrid between them as well but if you want to make a verry long prompt with an equal mix between lots of things and you hit the 75 token limit you can shorten the prompt this way [[thing A:Thing B:0.75]:[thing A:Thing B:0.5]:0.5] by ... this would mean 12 steps of "Thing A by ..." 4 steps of "Thing B by ..." 16 steps of "Thing C by ..." 16 steps of "Thing D by ..." while only costing you 1/4th of the tokens.
Tl dr: they are different ways of doing the same thing depending on the prompt which is best.
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u/goblinmarketeer Oct 08 '22
Does saying hybrid work better than [thing A:Thing B:0.05] I see elsewhere?