Stop believing the often BS personal opinions of "experts" like Andreessen or Horowitz. Most customers hate the products that they buy - but they need them to solve a problem and they have few choices. It is only in some markets where there are "commodity" products to choose between and you can evaluate the product in the way suggested by these guys.
Maybe the real point is that there are different types of markets with different characteristics. And whenever you read some billionaires opinion you really need to be skeptical - there is always some personal set of values and experiences behind those opinions.
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Stop believing the often BS personal opinions of "experts" like Andreessen or Horowitz. Most customers hate the products that they buy - but they need them to solve a problem and they have few choices. It is only in some markets where there are "commodity" products to choose between and you can evaluate the product in the way suggested by these guys.
Maybe the real point is that there are different types of markets with different characteristics. And whenever you read some billionaires opinion you really need to be skeptical - there is always some personal set of values and experiences behind those opinions.
Marc Andreessen isn't suggesting Oracle doesn't have p/m fit, only the OP is.