I feel like this is bad advice. Zero experience + a 3 month course in JS does not get 100k job, certainly not at a 99% rate. Maybe it could lead to a 45k entry-level/internish job, then after a year or so coupled with SERIOUS chops and a few projects, maybe, maybe a 6 figure job, in SF. There are so many of these 'hacker schools' that are churning out grads, you'd better have a good degree or interesting experience to couple with it and be competitive(I had a TS security clearance and prior IT background). These courses are great to get people started but they generally make extremely good entry-level candidates, not seasoned devs out of the box.

Experience: I attended one of these 6month bootcamp courses and later went on to get a CS degree.

If I was paying someone $100k, I'd expect them to have just ever so slightly more than a tiny amount of experience in a single language.

Yeah. Like, who needs full stack engineers nowadays anyway? :)

You think you can go from almost zero to being good enough at JS for a 100k job in 12 weeks?

It all depends but a 12 week program doesn't make you a Senior Engineer over night. I think these bootcamps provide a nice structure for people who need help figuring out where to start.

A side note, I do know people that were hired right out of Hack Reactor that never programmed before attending.