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I screwed up in/after college and decided traveling was more important than building my CV.

In the last decade I earned money thanks to the languages I learned while traveling, and especially thanks to enjoying changing fields a lot. In the meantime I cultivated my passion for programming on my own, attending MOOCs and reading books. I studied Pythin, Ruby, Java and Haskell (the last two are the only ones that stuck in my head: Java being the most practical, and Haskell being in my opinion a pleasure to use, even at my very low level)

in the last two years, thanks to lucky circumstances, and thanks to Selenium and Java, I managed to almost fully automate my latest customer service job. I used the time to study more programming, but now it's over and I am back to an office job I now can hardly bear.

Is there a way for an old noob with not much practical knowledge to get a remote entry level programming job?