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You can do this:

Hash[ preferences.map {|k,v| [k.to_sym, v.nonzero? or false]} ]

This preserves the value if it is nonzero.

Code review

Note that when you initialize a return variable and then loop over another variable, e.g.

hsh = {}
preferences.each do
  #something that updates hsh
end

A more idiomatic Ruby way to do this is with a map, as the answers show. This will in general result in more concise, expressive code.